Rightwards Arrow Through Greater-than Symbol
⭃ (U+2B43) is a rightwards arrow through greater-than used to suggest direction, continuation, or emphasis.
U+2B43
⭃ is a Unicode arrow symbol from the Arrows category. It’s useful when you want a compact “move right” or “proceed” indicator in text. You can copy it directly or use its HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes.
Rightwards Arrow Through Greater-than Symbol Meaning
⭃ is known as the “Rightwards Arrow Through Greater-Than” (Unicode U+2B43). Visually, it combines a right-pointing arrow with the greater-than shape, which often makes it feel like a step forward, direction, or progression. In plain text and UI labels, it can work as a stylistic alternative to standard arrow characters when you want something more visually distinct. Commonly, designers and writers use it to indicate navigation to the next item, flow to the right, or a continuation cue in diagrams, lists, and interface hints. Its meaning is context-dependent, so pair it with surrounding words when clarity matters.
Common uses
- •UI microcopy to indicate moving to the next step or next panel (e.g., “next →” style)
- •Instruction text suggesting direction to the right or forward progress
- •Inline writing to mark continuation or a handoff in a process description
- •Design accents for banners, callouts, or section headers indicating “proceed”
- •Developer-friendly separators in plain-text tooling output or logs (arrow markers)
Examples
⭃ Rightwards Arrow Through Greater-Than
- ⭃Select the file ⭃ click Open to continue.
- ⭃Step 2: Review details ⭃ submit the form.
- ⭃Results are ordered from left to right ⭃ see the right column.
- ⭃Press Start ⭃ wait while the setup completes.
- ⭃Draft ⭃ finalize the text and publish.
Variations
Ready to copy
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2B43 | |
| HTML Entity | ⭃ | |
| HTML Code | ⭃ | |
| CSS | \2B43 |
FAQ
What does the Rightwards Arrow Through Greater-than symbol mean?
⭃ is known as the “Rightwards Arrow Through Greater-Than” (Unicode U+2B43). Visually, it combines a right-pointing arrow with the greater-than shape, which often makes it feel like a step forward, direction, or progression. In plain text and UI labels, it can work as a stylistic alternative to standard arrow characters when you want something more visually distinct. Commonly, designers and writers use it to indicate navigation to the next item, flow to the right, or a continuation cue in diagrams, lists, and interface hints. Its meaning is context-dependent, so pair it with surrounding words when clarity matters.
What is the Unicode code point for ⭃?
⭃ has the Unicode code point U+2B43.
How can I copy ⭃ into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: ⭃
How do I use ⭃ in CSS?
You can reference it via the CSS escape: \\2B43.
Does ⭃ have a single fixed meaning?
No. Its most common purpose is directional/proceeding emphasis, but the exact meaning depends on surrounding text and design context.