Long Rightwards Double Arrow Symbol
⟹ is a long rightwards double arrow used to show a direct change, implication, or transfer.
U+27F9
The ⟹ character is known as the long rightwards double arrow (Unicode U+27F9). It’s commonly used in text to indicate direction and a strong connection between ideas or values. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode/HTML/CSS forms in code.
Long Rightwards Double Arrow Symbol Meaning
⟹ (long rightwards double arrow) visually points to the right with a double-stroke arrowhead. It’s often used to express a relationship between two statements, such as an implication or result moving from left to right in plain text. Designers and writers may also use it to suggest an “leads to” or “therefore” style flow without needing heavy mathematical notation. In diagrams or UI text, it can represent transfer, progression, or a longer, emphasized arrow than a simple →.
Common uses
- •Indicating implication or result in writing and documentation
- •Showing flow or progression in user instructions and process steps
- •Representing direction of transfer between two values in UI text
- •Labeling relationships in diagrams, mockups, and wireframes
- •Separating paired phrases in notes (e.g., premise ⟹ outcome)
Examples
⟹ Long Rightwards Double Arrow
- ⟹If the conditions are met, the status becomes active ⟹ enabled.
- ⟹Draft ⟹ review ⟹ publish (repeat for each release).
- ⟹User confirms details ⟹ account created.
- ⟹Increase in demand ⟹ higher pricing.
- ⟹From input to output: A ⟹ B.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+27F9 | |
| HTML Entity | ⟹ | |
| HTML Code | ⟹ | |
| CSS | \27F9 |
FAQ
What is the Unicode code point for ⟹?
⟹ has Unicode code point U+27F9.
How can I type or paste ⟹ in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: ⟹
What is the CSS escape for ⟹?
The CSS escape is: \\27F9
What does ⟹ usually mean in plain text?
It commonly suggests an implied relationship, result, or direction of transfer from left to right.