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Rightwards Harpoon With Barb Up Above Rightwards Harpoon With Barb Down Symbol

A rightwards harpoon-style arrow with barbs up and down.

U+2964

The symbol ⥤ (U+2964) is an arrow character that points to the right. It features a harpoon-like tip with one barb above and one barb below, making it visually distinctive in text.

Rightwards Harpoon With Barb Up Above Rightwards Harpoon With Barb Down Symbol Meaning

⥤ is a right-pointing harpoon arrow with barbs up and down, identified by Unicode as “RIGHTWARDS HARPOON WITH BARB UP ABOVE RIGHTWARDS HARPOON WITH BARB DOWN” (U+2964). In practice, it’s used to suggest a specific type of directed movement or linkage—often stronger or more “target-like” than a simple arrow. Designers and developers may choose it to visually differentiate flows, transitions, mappings, or cause/effect relationships in diagrams and interface text. Writers and social media users sometimes use it as a decorative rightward pointer, especially when they want an arrow that stands out.

Common uses

  • Diagramming flow direction or a “targeting” relationship in diagrams
  • UI text labels for navigation, routing, or status transitions
  • Technical notes to show a directed mapping or connection between items
  • Editing documents where a distinctive rightward arrow improves clarity
  • Decorative directional separators in captions, headings, or callouts

Examples

⥤ Rightwards harpoon with barb up and down

  • Move ⥤ to the next step
  • Input ⥤ Output
  • Status: pending ⥤ approved
  • From module A ⥤ module B
  • Read ⥤ follow the instructions

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+2964
HTML Entity⥤
HTML Code⥤
CSS\2964

FAQ

What is the Unicode code point for ⥤?

⥤ is Unicode U+2964.

How do I type ⥤ in HTML?

Use the HTML entity: ⥤

How do I escape ⥤ in CSS?

Use: \\2964

What does ⥤ look like compared to a normal right arrow?

It’s a right-pointing harpoon-style arrow with distinctive barbs above and below, making it more specific and visually prominent than a plain →.

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