Rightwards Arrow With Plus Below Symbol
⥅ is the rightwards arrow with plus below, a compact symbol for indicating an add or move to the right.
U+2945
⥅ (U+2945) is a specialized arrow symbol in the “Arrows” category. It combines a rightwards arrow with a plus sign beneath it, making it visually distinct for UI and diagram text. This page helps you copy it and use it correctly in writing, design, and code.
Rightwards Arrow With Plus Below Symbol Meaning
⥅ “RIGHTWARDS ARROW WITH PLUS BELOW” visually suggests moving to the right while also indicating addition or an extra step. In practice, it’s often used when you want to communicate “go right and add,” such as continuing a process to the next item and adding something along the way. Because it’s an arrow variant with a plus, it can also help differentiate a simple navigation arrow from an action-oriented arrow. While the exact interpretation depends on your context (workflow labels, buttons, or diagrams), the plus-below cue typically signals “add,” “include,” or “increase.”
Common uses
- •Labeling a UI action like “move to the next item and add it” in a workflow
- •Annotating step-by-step diagrams where a process continues rightward and gains an additional element
- •Designing callouts for editors or builders (e.g., “add after moving right”) in documentation
- •Indicating “increase to the right” in charts or specifications where more items follow
- •Using as a distinctive typographic marker in instructional text to reduce ambiguity
Examples
⥅ Rightwards Arrow with Plus Below
- ⥅Step ⥅: Add the new entry after moving to the next tab.
- ⥅Click ⥅ to proceed right and include the selected option.
- ⥅The pipeline continues ⥅ into the next stage with an added component.
- ⥅Use ⥅ in the diagram to show “next + add.”
- ⥅Confirm ⥅ when you want to move forward and increase the list.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2945 | |
| HTML Entity | ⥅ | |
| HTML Code | ⥅ | |
| CSS | \2945 |
FAQ
What does the Rightwards Arrow With Plus Below symbol mean?
⥅ “RIGHTWARDS ARROW WITH PLUS BELOW” visually suggests moving to the right while also indicating addition or an extra step. In practice, it’s often used when you want to communicate “go right and add,” such as continuing a process to the next item and adding something along the way. Because it’s an arrow variant with a plus, it can also help differentiate a simple navigation arrow from an action-oriented arrow. While the exact interpretation depends on your context (workflow labels, buttons, or diagrams), the plus-below cue typically signals “add,” “include,” or “increase.”
What is the symbol ⥅ called?
It’s commonly named “Rightwards Arrow with Plus Below.” Its Unicode name is “RIGHTWARDS ARROW WITH PLUS BELOW.”
What is the Unicode code point for ⥅?
The Unicode code point is U+2945.
How do I copy ⥅ into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: ⥅.
How can I use ⥅ in CSS or JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\2945. JavaScript escape: \\u{2945}.