Heavy Rightwards Arrow With Large Equilateral Arrowhead Symbol
A heavy rightwards arrow with a large equilateral arrowhead, used to emphasize motion or direction to the right.
U+1F81E
🠞 is a bold arrow character designed for clear rightward direction. It’s useful when you want more visual emphasis than a thin arrow. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode code point in software.
Heavy Rightwards Arrow With Large Equilateral Arrowhead Symbol Meaning
🠞 (U+1F81E) is a heavy rightwards arrow with a large equilateral arrowhead. Its primary meaning is directional: movement, flow, guidance, or emphasis pointing to the right. Because it is “heavy,” it’s often used to indicate a stronger or more important step in a sequence—such as the next stage in a process, the direction of travel, or “go to the right” in diagrams and UI prompts. Visually, it works well in text layouts where standard arrows might look too subtle, including headings, labels, and callouts.
Common uses
- •Indicating “move right” in instructions, menus, or keyboard/UI hints
- •Marking the next step in a process flow diagram (rightward progression)
- •Labeling directional items in charts or infographics
- •Designing signage or slide callouts that need strong rightward emphasis
- •Adding visual punctuation in technical writing (e.g., mapping or transitions)
Examples
🠞 Heavy rightwards arrow (large equilateral arrowhead)
- 🠞Go to the next item 🠞
- 🠞Step 2 🠞 Step 3
- 🠞Input 🠞 Output
- 🠞Directions: turn right 🠞
- 🠞Timeline: Phase A 🠞 Phase B
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F81E | |
| HTML Entity | 🠞 | |
| HTML Code | 🠞 | |
| CSS | \1F81E |
FAQ
What Unicode code point is for 🠞?
🠞 is Unicode U+1F81E.
How can I copy 🠞 quickly?
Copy the symbol directly from this page. You can also type or paste its code point (U+1F81E) in many editors that support Unicode.
What does the “heavy” style imply?
The heavy look is mainly for stronger visual emphasis, so it’s helpful when you want a clear, prominent rightward direction.
Is 🠞 meant for writing equations or math?
It’s primarily a directional arrow used in general text and design contexts. For mathematical use, people typically choose arrows specifically labeled for math, but 🠞 can still be used as a visual cue.