Black Curved Upwards And Rightwards Arrow Symbol
⮫ is a black curved arrow pointing upwards and to the right.
U+2BAB
The symbol ⮫ (U+2BAB) is a curved arrow designed to suggest motion toward the upper-right. It’s commonly used in UI cues, diagrams, and headings where direction matters. This page helps you copy it and use it consistently.
Black Curved Upwards And Rightwards Arrow Symbol Meaning
⮫ is a directional arrow symbol that visually combines an upward and rightward turn. Because it curves rather than pointing straight, it often feels like “move up and go right,” “follow the path,” or “progress toward the next step” in a visual layout. In interfaces and diagrams, it can represent navigation, a transition between elements, or a recommended direction in a flow. In writing and design, it’s typically used as a compact visual cue to guide the reader’s attention toward something placed higher and to the right. As a Unicode character, it works best where the font supports U+2BAB.
Common uses
- •UI navigation cues showing a direction toward the upper-right
- •Flowcharts or diagram labels for a curved step transition
- •Designing buttons, badges, or callouts that imply progression
- •Signage-like graphics or infographic paths to guide movement
- •Document markup where you need a directional arrow with styling
Examples
⮫ Black Curved Upwards and Rightwards Arrow
- ⮫Step 2 ⮫ Continue to the settings panel.
- ⮫Choose the option above-right ⮫ to proceed.
- ⮫Hover for details ⮫ then follow the curved path.
- ⮫Route marked in blue: follow ⮫ to the next junction.
- ⮫See results ⮫ located in the upper-right section.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2BAB | |
| HTML Entity | ⮫ | |
| HTML Code | ⮫ | |
| CSS | \2BAB |
FAQ
What does the Black Curved Upwards And Rightwards Arrow symbol mean?
⮫ is a directional arrow symbol that visually combines an upward and rightward turn. Because it curves rather than pointing straight, it often feels like “move up and go right,” “follow the path,” or “progress toward the next step” in a visual layout. In interfaces and diagrams, it can represent navigation, a transition between elements, or a recommended direction in a flow. In writing and design, it’s typically used as a compact visual cue to guide the reader’s attention toward something placed higher and to the right. As a Unicode character, it works best where the font supports U+2BAB.
What Unicode character is ⮫?
⮫ is U+2BAB, named “BLACK CURVED UPWARDS AND RIGHTWARDS ARROW.”
How can I copy ⮫ in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: ⮫
What’s the CSS escape for ⮫?
CSS escape: \\2BAB
Does ⮫ display correctly on all devices?
It depends on font support for U+2BAB. If it doesn’t render, try a fallback font that includes this character.