Return Right Symbol
⮑ is a return-right arrow symbol used to indicate moving back to the right or progressing to the right with a return cue.
U+2B91
The ⮑ symbol (Unicode U+2B91) is part of the Arrow set. It’s useful when you want a compact “return to the right” direction in text, UI, or documentation. Copy it directly from this page or use the provided escape sequences in code.
Return Right Symbol Meaning
⮑ is commonly read as a “return right” or “go back to the right” arrow. In practice, it can suggest navigating back while shifting attention to the right, or it can be used as a visual cue that a step returns and then continues toward the right. Designers often use it for UI labels, call-to-action text, or status/help indicators where a standard right arrow isn’t specific enough. Writers and editors may use it to mark transitions in a sequence, such as returning to a point and continuing to the right in a layout, diagram, or ordered list.
Common uses
- •UI button or link labels for “return and go to the next right-side item”
- •Diagram annotations showing a return path that turns toward the right
- •Instruction text in guides or tutorials (e.g., “go back, then continue right”)
- •Navigation hints in dashboards or web apps (back to the right panel/column)
- •Social and marketing posts to indicate a swipe/click direction with a return cue
Examples
⮑ Return Right Arrow
- ⮑Press ⮑ to return to the right panel.
- ⮑Use ⮑ after confirming to go back and continue right.
- ⮑In the flowchart: repeat the step using ⮑.
- ⮑Select ⮑ to return to the previous option, then move right.
- ⮑Tip: ⮑ shows the return direction in the walkthrough.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2B91 | |
| HTML Entity | ⮑ | |
| HTML Code | ⮑ | |
| CSS | \2B91 |
FAQ
What does the Return Right symbol mean?
⮑ is commonly read as a “return right” or “go back to the right” arrow. In practice, it can suggest navigating back while shifting attention to the right, or it can be used as a visual cue that a step returns and then continues toward the right. Designers often use it for UI labels, call-to-action text, or status/help indicators where a standard right arrow isn’t specific enough. Writers and editors may use it to mark transitions in a sequence, such as returning to a point and continuing to the right in a layout, diagram, or ordered list.
What is the Unicode for ⮑?
⮑ has Unicode code point U+2B91.
How do I copy ⮑ for use in HTML?
You can copy the character directly, or use the HTML entity ⮑.
What is the CSS escape for ⮑?
The CSS escape is \\2B91.
How do I insert ⮑ in JavaScript?
Use the JavaScript escape \\u{2B91}.