Rightwards Arrow With Medium Triangle Arrowhead Symbol
A right-pointing arrow with a medium triangular arrowhead, used to indicate movement or direction to the right.
U+1F806
🠆 is a rightwards arrow symbol designed to convey direction and flow. It’s useful in UI labels, instructions, and simple diagrams where the action moves right. You can copy it directly or reference its Unicode code point U+1F806.
Rightwards Arrow With Medium Triangle Arrowhead Symbol Meaning
🠆 (RIGHTWARDS ARROW WITH MEDIUM TRIANGLE ARROWHEAD, U+1F806) visually suggests movement, progression, or pointing toward something on the right side. Common interpretations include “go right,” “move to the right,” or “proceed in that direction,” especially in interface elements, diagrams, and instructional text. Compared with generic arrows, the medium triangular arrowhead helps the symbol read clearly as a directional cue. In everyday writing, it often acts as a compact visual replacement for words like “right,” “next,” or “forward” (in a rightward direction).
Common uses
- •Directing attention to the right in instructions or signage text
- •Indicating movement or progression in user interface hints
- •Labeling connectors or flow direction in simple diagrams
- •Marking timeline steps that move toward the right
- •Enhancing readability in educational materials and worksheets
Examples
🠆 Rightwards Arrow with Medium Triangle Arrowhead
- 🠆Press the button and then follow 🠆 to continue.
- 🠆Map route: start here → then go 🠆.
- 🠆Step 1: choose the option. Step 2: proceed 🠆.
- 🠆Use the arrows to navigate right: 🠆 moves to the next panel.
- 🠆The diagram shows flow from left to right (🠆).
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F806 | |
| HTML Entity | 🠆 | |
| HTML Code | 🠆 | |
| CSS | \1F806 |
FAQ
What is the Unicode code point for 🠆?
🠆 has the Unicode code point U+1F806.
How do I copy and paste 🠆?
Copy the character “🠆” and paste it into your text field, document, or design tool. It should work anywhere the font supports it.
What does 🠆 usually mean in text?
It typically indicates rightward direction—such as “go right,” “move to the right,” or “proceed in that direction.”
Can I use 🠆 in HTML or CSS?
Yes. Its HTML entity is 🠆. For CSS/Unicode escapes, you can use \\1F806, and for JavaScript you can use \\u{1F806}.