Downwards Arrow With Notched Tail Symbol
🢛 is a down arrow with a notched tail, used to indicate downward movement or direction.
U+1F89B
The symbol 🢛 (U+1F89B) is a directional arrow pointing downward. Its notched tail gives it a distinct, compact look compared to simpler arrows. Use it when you need a clear “down” cue in text, UI, or documentation.
Downwards Arrow With Notched Tail Symbol Meaning
🢛 “DOWNWARDS ARROW WITH NOTCHED TAIL” communicates downward direction. In everyday contexts, it can be used to label actions or states like “scroll down,” “lower,” “send down,” or “move to the next lower section.” Designers may choose it for compact UI indicators, status hints, or diagram annotations where a downward arrow is clearer than a generic “↓”. Because it’s a dedicated arrow glyph, it often reads well in headings, buttons, and inline instructions, especially when you want a slightly stylized look.
Common uses
- •Labeling a “scroll down” or “go to the next section” instruction in guides and docs
- •Indicating a downward status in dashboards (e.g., “reduced,” “lowered,” or “downstream”)
- •Marking a move direction in diagrams or workflow steps
- •Using in UI elements like dropdown/help panels to suggest collapsing or moving down
- •Highlighting where to drag, drop, or navigate toward a lower area in interactive layouts
Examples
🢛 Downwards Arrow with Notched Tail
- 🢛Scroll down to view more results: 🢛
- 🢛Next step: move downward 🢛 to complete the form
- 🢛System status is trending down 🢛—check details
- 🢛Use 🢛 to navigate to the lower section of this page
- 🢛Diagram note: transition direction is downwards 🢛
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F89B | |
| HTML Entity | 🢛 | |
| HTML Code | 🢛 | |
| CSS | \1F89B |
FAQ
What is the Unicode code point for 🢛?
🢛 is U+1F89B.
How can I copy the symbol 🢛?
Copy the character directly from this page (🢛). You can also copy it using the Unicode escape formats shown in developer tools.
What does the “notched tail” mean in practice?
It’s the stylized tail shape on the arrow glyph, which helps it stand out from simpler downward arrows while still clearly indicating a downward direction.
Where should I use this symbol?
It works well for “down” instructions in documentation, UI labels, diagram annotations, and inline status cues that benefit from a directional arrow.