Downwards Arrow With Medium Triangle Arrowhead Symbol
🠇 is a downwards arrow with a medium triangle arrowhead, commonly used to indicate direction downward.
U+1F807
🠇 (U+1F807) is a downwards arrow symbol used to show movement or direction downward. It’s a good choice when you want a clear, compact “go down” cue in text, UI, or diagrams.
Downwards Arrow With Medium Triangle Arrowhead Symbol Meaning
🠇 is the Unicode character named “DOWNWARDS ARROW WITH MEDIUM TRIANGLE ARROWHEAD” (U+1F807). Visually, it represents a downward direction, often used to indicate movement, navigation, or a step that goes down. Because it’s an arrow, it’s commonly used in instructions (e.g., “move down”), process flows, and interface hints like expanding/collapsing sections or pointing to an element below. In design and writing, it can also be used to emphasize “downward” categories such as lowering, decreasing, or a “scroll down” message—though the exact intent depends on surrounding context.
Common uses
- •Instruction text like “Select the option below” or “Go down to continue.”
- •UI labels and buttons that indicate downward navigation or progression.
- •Process diagrams and flow steps that explicitly move downward in a sequence.
- •Document and slide annotations pointing to content located lower on the page.
- •Social posts or messages where you want a clear “scroll down” or “read below” cue.
Examples
🠇 Downwards Arrow with Medium Triangle Arrowhead
- 🠇Click the button 🠇 to move down the list.
- 🠇Follow the arrows: start here, then go down 🠇.
- 🠇If you don’t see it, scroll down 🠇 and check the next section.
- 🠇To proceed, select the option below 🠇.
- 🠇Level 2 is shown below 🠇; Level 3 appears after that.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F807 | |
| HTML Entity | 🠇 | |
| HTML Code | 🠇 | |
| CSS | \1F807 |
FAQ
What does the Downwards Arrow With Medium Triangle Arrowhead symbol mean?
🠇 is the Unicode character named “DOWNWARDS ARROW WITH MEDIUM TRIANGLE ARROWHEAD” (U+1F807). Visually, it represents a downward direction, often used to indicate movement, navigation, or a step that goes down. Because it’s an arrow, it’s commonly used in instructions (e.g., “move down”), process flows, and interface hints like expanding/collapsing sections or pointing to an element below. In design and writing, it can also be used to emphasize “downward” categories such as lowering, decreasing, or a “scroll down” message—though the exact intent depends on surrounding context.
What Unicode character is 🠇?
🠇 is Unicode U+1F807, named “DOWNWARDS ARROW WITH MEDIUM TRIANGLE ARROWHEAD.”
How can I copy the symbol 🠇?
Copy it directly from this page, or insert it using the HTML entity (🠇) or the escapes like \\1F807 / \\u{1F807}.
Will 🠇 work in HTML and JavaScript?
Yes. You can use the HTML entity 🠇 or include it via JavaScript with \\u{1F807} in a string.
When should I use 🠇 instead of a simple down arrow?
Use 🠇 when you want a more specific arrow style (triangle arrowhead) as a clear directional cue, especially in UI text, instructions, or diagram annotations.