Left Right White Arrow Symbol
The ⬄ symbol shows a white arrow indicating movement or direction to both sides.
U+2B04
⬄ (U+2B04) is the Left Right White Arrow symbol, commonly used to suggest direction in both ways. It’s useful in UI labels, diagrams, and directional lists. Copy it directly or use the provided HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes.
Left Right White Arrow Symbol Meaning
⬄ is a bidirectional arrow used to indicate movement, flow, or options going both left and right. Because it’s rendered as a white arrow, it often works well as a lightweight visual cue in interfaces, headings, or instructional text—especially when you want a neutral “both directions” indicator. You’ll see it in UI concepts like carousel navigation, reversible actions, or “move left/right” controls. In documents, it can help clarify that something can be adjusted or transferred both ways rather than in a single direction.
Common uses
- •Carousel or gallery navigation labels (left/right movement)
- •UI hints for adjustable controls (move in both directions)
- •Diagram annotations for bidirectional flow or transfer
- •Instructions for toggling or switching settings both ways
- •Tagging or categorizing items that can be moved left and right
Examples
⬄ Left Right White Arrow Symbol
- ⬄Use ⬄ to indicate left/right movement.
- ⬄Drag the panel ⬄ to adjust your view.
- ⬄Swipe ⬄ to browse items.
- ⬄Move the selection ⬄ between options.
- ⬄Bidirectional transfer is shown with ⬄ in the diagram.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2B04 | |
| HTML Entity | ⬄ | |
| HTML Code | ⬄ | |
| CSS | \2B04 |
FAQ
What does ⬄ (U+2B04) mean?
It’s a left-right (bidirectional) arrow that visually indicates movement or direction in both directions.
How do I copy ⬄ easily?
Copy the symbol directly from this page (⬄) and paste it into your text, design tool, or editor.
What are the HTML/CSS/JavaScript codes for ⬄?
HTML entity: ⬄ CSS escape: \\2B04 JavaScript escape: \\u{2B04}.
Is ⬄ the same as other left-right arrow symbols?
It’s related, but not identical. Symbols like ↔ or ⇄ may look different depending on font and styling, even though they also represent left-right direction.