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North East Double Arrow Symbol

⇗ is the north east double arrow, commonly used to indicate movement toward the upper right.

U+21D7

The symbol ⇗ (north east double arrow) is used to visually point toward the upper-right direction. It can help communicate “go up and right,” “forward,” or “next section” in a clear, compact way. Use the ready-to-copy character or its HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes below.

North East Double Arrow Symbol Meaning

⇗ is the “north east double arrow” character (Unicode U+21D7). Visually, it suggests motion or emphasis toward the upper-right direction. You’ll often see it in user interfaces, diagrams, and layouts where a double-headed or emphasized arrow is helpful to signal “move” or “navigate” in a particular direction. In writing, it can act as a compact cue meaning “toward the top-right,” such as indicating a path, a step in a process, or a highlighted item that leads to the next location.

Common uses

  • UI navigation prompts (e.g., “see more” leading up and right in a layout)
  • Direction indicators in diagrams and maps (toward the upper-right)
  • Process or flow notes showing the next step located upper-right
  • File/diagram callouts to reference a related panel or item
  • Design accents in headings or cards to imply forward movement

Examples

⇗ North East Double Arrow

  • Click ⇗ to open the advanced settings panel.
  • Follow the arrow ⇗ for directions to the north-east entrance.
  • Step 2: move ⇗ to the review section.
  • This icon indicates that more information is located ⇗ on the page.
  • The route continues ⇗ at the next junction.

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+21D7
HTML Entity⇗
HTML Code⇗
CSS\21D7

FAQ

What does ⇗ mean?

⇗ is the “north east double arrow,” generally used to indicate movement or direction toward the upper-right (north east).

How do I copy ⇗?

You can copy the character directly from this page (⇗). For code, use the provided escapes such as HTML: ⇗ or CSS: \\21D7.

What are the Unicode and code values for ⇗?

The Unicode code point for ⇗ is U+21D7, and the HTML entity is ⇗.

Is ⇗ supported across platforms?

Support depends on the font and system. If it doesn’t render correctly, try a different font or use a fallback symbol like ↗.