Downwards Triangle-headed Dashed Arrow Symbol
A down-pointing, triangle-headed dashed arrow symbol used to indicate direction and movement with a dashed style.
U+2B6D
⭭ (Unicode U+2B6D) is a directional arrow symbol shaped like a downwards triangle-headed arrow with a dashed line. It’s commonly used when you want to suggest flow, movement, or a step that’s visually distinct from a solid arrow.
Downwards Triangle-headed Dashed Arrow Symbol Meaning
⭭ is the Unicode “DOWNWARDS TRIANGLE-HEADED DASHED ARROW” (U+2B6D). The downwards triangle head clearly signals direction downward, while the dashed shaft often implies a partial, indirect, or non-solid path—such as an alternate route, a transition, or a “guide/indicator” step rather than a fully continuous connection. You’ll typically see this symbol in diagrams, UI mockups, instructional text, and typography where a dashed arrow style helps differentiate states, actions, or flows.
Common uses
- •Indicating a downward step or stage in instructions (e.g., “follow the dashed path”).
- •Marking workflow transitions in diagrams and process charts.
- •Designing UI/UX diagrams to show non-solid movement or an indirect path.
- •Creating diagram labels in presentations where arrows need to look dashed.
- •Adding directional emphasis in technical writing and documentation.
Examples
⭭ Downwards triangle-headed dashed arrow
- ⭭Step 2 ⭭ Step 3: review the settings.
- ⭭The flow goes down ⭭ then returns to the main screen.
- ⭭Follow the dashed arrow ⭭ to reach the download panel.
- ⭭Configuration route ⭭ deployment route (dashed indicates an indirect step).
- ⭭Move items ⭭ into the archive category.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2B6D | |
| HTML Entity | ⭭ | |
| HTML Code | ⭭ | |
| CSS | \2B6D |
FAQ
What does ⭭ mean?
It’s a downwards triangle-headed dashed arrow, meaning direction downward with a dashed (non-solid/indirect) style.
What is the Unicode for ⭭?
The Unicode code point is U+2B6D.
How can I copy ⭭ into my project?
Copy the character directly (⭭), or use the provided HTML entity (⭭) or escapes (\\2B6D / \\u{2B6D}).
Where is ⭭ typically used?
Common uses include diagrams, UI flows, instructional steps, and documentation where a dashed downward arrow is helpful.