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Rightwards Triangle-headed Arrow To Bar Symbol

⭲ is a right-pointing triangle-headed arrow that ends at a bar.

U+2B72

⭲ (U+2B72) is an arrow symbol from the “Arrows” set. It’s useful when you want a clear, compact direction cue in text, UI, or diagrams.

Rightwards Triangle-headed Arrow To Bar Symbol Meaning

⭲ is a rightwards arrow that uses a triangle head and a terminal bar, indicating motion or direction to the right. In practice, it often functions as a visual connector or indicator that content should move, proceed, or point toward a destination on the right. Because it’s a typographic symbol rather than a standard word, it’s commonly used in labels, instructions, tables, and lightweight diagram notation where you want a concise directional mark without adding extra words. Use it like other arrow glyphs: in headings, buttons, callouts, and interface microcopy to guide the user’s attention.

Common uses

  • Labeling a step or flow that moves to the right in instructions and checklists
  • Indicating a directional link in UI text (e.g., “Next” or “Proceed” style cues)
  • Marking transitions in diagrams, timelines, or process charts written in text
  • Enhancing tables and spreadsheets with compact direction arrows between columns
  • Adding visual emphasis in presentations or documentation where space is limited

Examples

⭲ Rightwards Triangle-Headed Arrow to Bar

  • Step 2 ⭲ Review the details on the right panel.
  • Set A ⭲ Set B
  • Use the arrow ⭲ to move items to the next category.
  • Incoming ⭲ Outgoing
  • Drag to proceed ⭲

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+2B72
HTML Entity⭲
HTML Code⭲
CSS\2B72

FAQ

What is the Unicode code point for ⭲?

⭲ has Unicode code point U+2B72.

How can I copy ⭲ in HTML?

You can use the HTML entity: ⭲.

How do I use ⭲ in CSS?

One common CSS escape form is: \\2B72.

What does the “triangle-headed arrow to bar” indicate?

It’s a right-pointing directional arrow, typically used to show motion or progression toward a point on the right side.