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Overlapping White Squares Symbol

⮺ is an arrow-like symbol made from overlapping white squares.

U+2BBA

⮺ (U+2BBA) is an arrow symbol represented as “OVERLAPPING WHITE SQUARES.” It’s often used for quick visual cues in text and UI. Use it directly or with common HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes for consistent rendering.

Overlapping White Squares Symbol Meaning

⮺ is best understood as an arrow-style character formed by overlapping white squares. In practice, it commonly functions as a directional marker, such as indicating movement or a “go to” action, especially in minimalist designs where a standard arrow might look too heavy. Because it visually reads like an arrowhead, you can use it to draw attention to links, steps in a process, navigation cues, or emphasis in headings. It’s also popular as a decorative separator or bullet-like accent in lists, banners, and social media text, where the geometric look helps content stand out without adding extra words.

Common uses

  • Indicating direction in short labels like “back ⮺” or “proceed ⮺”
  • Decorating call-to-action text on buttons, banners, and cards
  • Using as a bullet or step marker in clean, minimalist lists
  • Emphasizing navigation cues in menus and UI hints
  • Adding visual separators in social posts and promotional text

Examples

⮺ Overlapping White Squares Arrow

  • Back ⮺
  • Next step ⮺
  • Learn more ⮺
  • Directions: left ⮺
  • Open the link ⮺

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+2BBA
HTML Entity⮺
HTML Code⮺
CSS\2BBA

FAQ

What does the Overlapping White Squares symbol mean?

⮺ is best understood as an arrow-style character formed by overlapping white squares. In practice, it commonly functions as a directional marker, such as indicating movement or a “go to” action, especially in minimalist designs where a standard arrow might look too heavy. Because it visually reads like an arrowhead, you can use it to draw attention to links, steps in a process, navigation cues, or emphasis in headings. It’s also popular as a decorative separator or bullet-like accent in lists, banners, and social media text, where the geometric look helps content stand out without adding extra words.

What is the Unicode code point for ⮺?

The Unicode code point is U+2BBA.

How can I copy ⮺ for HTML?

You can use the HTML entity: ⮺.

How do I use ⮺ in CSS?

Use the CSS escape: \\2BBA.

Can I use ⮺ in JavaScript strings?

Yes. One option is the JavaScript escape: \\u{2BBA}.