North West Sans-serif Arrow Symbol
A north-west arrow symbol (sans-serif style) used to indicate movement toward the top-left.
U+1F854
The 🡔 symbol is a north west sans-serif arrow. It’s commonly used to visually suggest moving in a top-left direction. You can copy it directly or use the provided HTML, CSS, and JavaScript escapes.
North West Sans-serif Arrow Symbol Meaning
🡔 (NORTH WEST SANS-SERIF ARROW, U+1F854) is an arrow icon that points toward the upper-left, often read as “north west” or “go left and up.” Its clean, sans-serif design makes it suitable for UI labels and directional cues. In writing and interfaces, it typically communicates navigation, movement direction, or a directional relationship (for example, “back/return” combined with an upward-left notion in maps, games, or diagrams). Because it’s an emoji-style character, it’s most reliable when you want consistent copy/paste or fallback-friendly directional decoration rather than precise icon design.
Common uses
- •UI navigation hints (e.g., “move north-west” in a game or app)
- •Map and direction labels where you need an arrow toward the upper-left
- •Diagram annotations indicating flow or connections that trend north-west
- •Accessibility-friendly directional callouts in instructions or tutorials
- •Social or text graphics to quickly show an “up-left” action or status
Examples
🡔 North West Sans-Serif Arrow
- 🡔Move 🡔 to return to the starting area.
- 🡔Path option: North West 🡔.
- 🡔The route bends 🡔 near the intersection.
- 🡔Select the arrow 🡔 to adjust the view to the top-left.
- 🡔Destination direction: 🡔 (north west).
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F854 | |
| HTML Entity | 🡔 | |
| HTML Code | 🡔 | |
| CSS | \1F854 |
FAQ
What does the North West Sans-serif Arrow symbol mean?
🡔 (NORTH WEST SANS-SERIF ARROW, U+1F854) is an arrow icon that points toward the upper-left, often read as “north west” or “go left and up.” Its clean, sans-serif design makes it suitable for UI labels and directional cues. In writing and interfaces, it typically communicates navigation, movement direction, or a directional relationship (for example, “back/return” combined with an upward-left notion in maps, games, or diagrams). Because it’s an emoji-style character, it’s most reliable when you want consistent copy/paste or fallback-friendly directional decoration rather than precise icon design.
What direction does 🡔 indicate?
🡔 points toward the upper-left, typically read as north west.
How do I copy the symbol in my editor?
Copy the character directly (🡔) from this page, then paste it into your text, design, or code editor.
What is the Unicode information for 🡔?
It is U+1F854 with the HTML entity 🡔.
How can I use 🡔 in HTML, CSS, or JavaScript?
Use 🡔 in HTML. For CSS escape you can use \\1F854, and for JavaScript you can use \\u{1F854}.