Rightwards Arrow With Lower Hook Symbol
is a rightwards arrow with a distinctive lower hook, used to show direction or linked flow.
U+1F8B2
The rightwards arrow with lower hook is an arrow symbol that visually suggests movement to the right. It can be useful when you want a direction cue with extra “hook” styling. This page helps you copy it and use it in writing, design, or interfaces.
Rightwards Arrow With Lower Hook Symbol Meaning
(RIGHTWARDS ARROW WITH LOWER HOOK, U+1F8B2) is a directional arrow pointing to the right with a lower hooked shape. In practice, it’s often used to indicate progression, continuation, or a path/route that moves rightward while looking more specialized than a plain arrow. You may see it in diagrams, flow-oriented text, or UI annotations where the arrow needs to stand out. Because it has an “arrow + hook” styling, it can also work as a visual shorthand for linking or transitioning between steps—especially when plain arrows feel too generic.
Common uses
- •Indicating progression or next-step direction in instructions
- •Labeling a path segment in simple diagrams or flow charts
- •Marking a transition from left to right in UI mockups
- •Calling out a link/continuation in documents or workflow notes
- •Adding direction cues in presentations and educational materials
Examples
Rightwards arrow with lower hook
- Step 1: click “Start” Step 2: choose your options
- Result moves rightward see the next column
- Follow the arrow to continue the process
- The data stream continues into the next stage
- Drag from here to place the item
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F8B2 | |
| HTML Entity | 🢲 | |
| HTML Code | 🢲 | |
| CSS | \1F8B2 |
FAQ
What does the Rightwards Arrow With Lower Hook symbol mean?
(RIGHTWARDS ARROW WITH LOWER HOOK, U+1F8B2) is a directional arrow pointing to the right with a lower hooked shape. In practice, it’s often used to indicate progression, continuation, or a path/route that moves rightward while looking more specialized than a plain arrow. You may see it in diagrams, flow-oriented text, or UI annotations where the arrow needs to stand out. Because it has an “arrow + hook” styling, it can also work as a visual shorthand for linking or transitioning between steps—especially when plain arrows feel too generic.
What is the Unicode name of ?
Its Unicode name is “RIGHTWARDS ARROW WITH LOWER HOOK” (U+1F8B2).
How do I copy the symbol ?
Copy the character “” directly from this page, or use the provided escapes (HTML: 🢲, CSS: \\1F8B2, JavaScript: \\u{1F8B2}).
Where is this symbol commonly used?
It’s commonly used in instructions, workflow notes, simple diagrams, UI annotations, and educational or presentation materials to indicate rightward progression.
Can I use as a substitute for a standard right arrow?
Yes, if you want rightward direction with extra emphasis. For general direction, a plain right arrow may be simpler, but works well when you want the hooked style to stand out.