Downwards Triangle Arrowhead Symbol
A down-pointing triangle arrowhead used to indicate downward direction or a descending flow.
U+1F893
🢓 is the “Downwards Triangle Arrowhead” symbol, shown as a down-pointing triangle arrowhead. It’s commonly used to visually signal direction, movement, or a downward step in interfaces and text. Copy it for UI labels, icons, and quick annotations.
Downwards Triangle Arrowhead Symbol Meaning
The 🢓 symbol (Unicode U+1F893) represents a downward triangle arrowhead. In practice, it’s used to communicate “go down,” “move downward,” or “progress to a lower level.” You’ll often see it in user interfaces for navigation cues, filter or sorting indicators, and step-by-step instructions (e.g., descending order or moving to the next lower section). Because it’s an arrowhead, it also works well as a compact visual marker for diagrams, maps, and status notes where a downward flow needs to be read quickly.
Common uses
- •Navigation cue for “down” sections, menus, or page anchors
- •Indicating descending order in sorting (e.g., highest to lowest)
- •UI hints for expandable/collapsible panels (downward reveal)
- •Directional annotations in diagrams or process notes
- •Status and alerts that describe a drop, decline, or lower step
Examples
🢓 Downwards Triangle Arrowhead
- 🢓Scroll down 🢓 for more options.
- 🢓Sorting: Price (high → low) 🢓
- 🢓Open details below 🢓
- 🢓Move to section 2 🢓 in the instructions.
- 🢓Current trend is decreasing 🢓
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F893 | |
| HTML Entity | 🢓 | |
| HTML Code | 🢓 | |
| CSS | \1F893 |
FAQ
What does the Downwards Triangle Arrowhead symbol mean?
The 🢓 symbol (Unicode U+1F893) represents a downward triangle arrowhead. In practice, it’s used to communicate “go down,” “move downward,” or “progress to a lower level.” You’ll often see it in user interfaces for navigation cues, filter or sorting indicators, and step-by-step instructions (e.g., descending order or moving to the next lower section). Because it’s an arrowhead, it also works well as a compact visual marker for diagrams, maps, and status notes where a downward flow needs to be read quickly.
What is the Unicode code point for 🢓?
🢓 is Unicode U+1F893 (HTML entity: 🢓).
How do I type or paste 🢓 on my device?
You can copy it directly from this page. For developer workflows, you can also use the code point U+1F893 in Unicode-aware systems.
Is 🢓 the same as a normal down arrow ↓?
Not exactly. It specifically uses a downward triangle arrowhead design, which may look different from the standard down arrow symbol.
What are good contexts for using 🢓?
It works well for downward navigation cues, descending sort indicators, and step-by-step instructions where a “down” direction should be read quickly.