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Long Rightwards Double Arrow From Bar Symbol

A long rightwards double arrow starting from a bar, used to indicate direction or transfer in text and UI.

U+27FE

The symbol ⟾ is known as the long rightwards double arrow from bar. It’s a directional arrow character from the Arrows set. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode/HTML forms in code and documents.

Long Rightwards Double Arrow From Bar Symbol Meaning

⟾ (U+27FE) is a directional “double arrow” pointing to the right, with a bar on the left as part of the glyph design. In practice, it’s used to suggest motion, handoff, progression, or movement from one state or item to another. Because it’s a right-pointing arrow with doubled direction cues, it can work well where a single arrow feels too light—such as emphasizing transfer, continuation, or steps in a flow. It’s also commonly used as a typographic arrow in diagrams, headings, and UI labels where you want a distinctive, extended arrow without relying on images.

Common uses

  • UI labels and buttons to suggest “proceed” or “transfer to the right”
  • Flowcharts and process text to show step progression
  • Document markup and editor notes indicating movement to the next item
  • Callouts in tutorials or instructions (e.g., “move to the right”)
  • Design accents in headings and banners to add directional emphasis

Examples

⟾ Long Rightwards Double Arrow from Bar

  • Scroll ⟾
  • Select a file ⟾ upload
  • Step 1 ⟾ Step 2
  • Move data ⟾ destination
  • Proceed ⟾ next section

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+27FE
HTML Entity⟾
HTML Code⟾
CSS\27FE

FAQ

What does the Long Rightwards Double Arrow From Bar symbol mean?

⟾ (U+27FE) is a directional “double arrow” pointing to the right, with a bar on the left as part of the glyph design. In practice, it’s used to suggest motion, handoff, progression, or movement from one state or item to another. Because it’s a right-pointing arrow with doubled direction cues, it can work well where a single arrow feels too light—such as emphasizing transfer, continuation, or steps in a flow. It’s also commonly used as a typographic arrow in diagrams, headings, and UI labels where you want a distinctive, extended arrow without relying on images.

What is the Unicode of ⟾?

⟾ is U+27FE (Unicode name: LONG RIGHTWARDS DOUBLE ARROW FROM BAR).

How can I copy ⟾ for use in HTML?

You can copy the character directly, or use the HTML entity: ⟾.

How do I type ⟾ in CSS or JavaScript?

In CSS escape form it’s \\27FE. In JavaScript it’s \\u{27FE}.

Is ⟾ the same as a normal right arrow?

No. ⟾ is specifically a long rightwards double arrow with a bar, so it visually signals stronger or extended direction than a single arrow.