Downwards Arrow To Bar Symbol
⤓ is the downwards arrow to bar symbol used to suggest download or a downward action in text and interfaces.
U+2913
⤓ is known as the Downwards Arrow to Bar (Unicode U+2913). It’s commonly used in user interfaces to communicate a downward or download-related action.
Downwards Arrow To Bar Symbol Meaning
The symbol ⤓ (Unicode U+2913), named “DOWNWARDS ARROW TO BAR,” visually combines a downward arrow with a base bar. In practice, it’s most often used to imply downloading or a “move down” action—especially in buttons, links, and status messages. Because it resembles the idea of taking content from above and placing it below (or retrieving it), designers frequently pair it with words like “Download,” “Save,” “Import,” or “Next.” It’s also suitable for indicating downward progression in menus, lists, or settings panels where a clear, compact glyph helps users scan quickly.
Common uses
- •Download buttons or links labeled “Download”
- •Import or save actions in web and mobile interfaces
- •Navigation cues for moving to the next lower section or step
- •Status messages like “Updating… ⤓” to signal progress direction
- •Document UI icons to indicate “move down” or “expand/down” actions
Examples
⤓ Downwards Arrow to Bar
- ⤓Download the file ⤓
- ⤓Your report is ready to download ⤓
- ⤓Scroll down to continue ⤓
- ⤓Click to save changes ⤓
- ⤓Select the next step ⤓
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2913 | |
| HTML Entity | ⤓ | |
| HTML Code | ⤓ | |
| CSS | \2913 |
FAQ
What is the Unicode for ⤓ (Downwards Arrow to Bar)?
It’s Unicode U+2913.
How do I copy ⤓ for use in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: ⤓
What does ⤓ usually mean in UI text?
Most commonly, it suggests downloading or a downward action in interfaces and documents.
Can I use ⤓ in CSS or JavaScript?
Yes. Use CSS escape \\2913 or JavaScript escape \\u{2913}.