Light Four Pointed Black Cusp Symbol
A four-pointed cusp arrow symbol (⯌) used as a light, directional accent in text and UI.
U+2BCC
⯌ is a Unicode arrow symbol named LIGHT FOUR POINTED BLACK CUSP (U+2BCC). It’s useful when you want a compact, directional-looking mark that stands out without using a full arrow word or icon. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode/HTML escapes in code.
Light Four Pointed Black Cusp Symbol Meaning
⯌ is an arrow-category glyph that visually suggests a sharp, four-pointed cusp shape with directional emphasis. In plain text, it’s commonly used as a subtle “move/point/direction” cue—often in UI labels, annotations, or lightweight separators—rather than a long-form arrow like → or ↗. Because it’s a distinctive symbol, it also works well as a decorative bullet, an emphasis mark in lists, or a stylistic connector in short headings. Its exact appearance depends on the font, so it’s best tested in the context where you plan to display it (web, design mockups, or exported text).
Common uses
- •Use as a compact directional cue in UI labels or tooltips
- •Add a decorative arrow-like bullet in bullet lists and outlines
- •Emphasize steps in checklists (e.g., “Next” or “Proceed” headings)
- •Create subtle separators or icons in social posts and captions
- •Annotate diagrams or callouts in documentation and slide notes
Examples
⯌ Light Four Pointed Black Cusp
- ⯌Proceed ⯌ Settings
- ⯌Step 1: Review ⯌ Step 2: Confirm
- ⯌Path: Start ⯌ Middle ⯌ Finish
- ⯌Details ⯌ Requirements
- ⯌Click to continue ⯌
Variations
Ready to copy
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2BCC | |
| HTML Entity | ⯌ | |
| HTML Code | ⯌ | |
| CSS | \2BCC |
FAQ
What does the Light Four Pointed Black Cusp symbol mean?
⯌ is an arrow-category glyph that visually suggests a sharp, four-pointed cusp shape with directional emphasis. In plain text, it’s commonly used as a subtle “move/point/direction” cue—often in UI labels, annotations, or lightweight separators—rather than a long-form arrow like → or ↗. Because it’s a distinctive symbol, it also works well as a decorative bullet, an emphasis mark in lists, or a stylistic connector in short headings. Its exact appearance depends on the font, so it’s best tested in the context where you plan to display it (web, design mockups, or exported text).
What is the Unicode for ⯌?
⯌ is Unicode U+2BCC (unicode name: LIGHT FOUR POINTED BLACK CUSP).
How can I copy ⯌ into HTML?
Use the HTML entity ⯌ or paste the character directly if your editor supports it.
How do I use ⯌ in CSS?
You can use the CSS escape \\2BCC in supported CSS contexts.
How do I represent ⯌ in JavaScript?
Use \\u{2BCC} in JavaScript strings (Unicode escape form).