Rightwards Triangle-headed Arrow With Double Horizontal Stroke Symbol
⭼ is a right-pointing arrow symbol used to indicate direction, movement, or a transition.
U+2B7C
⭼ (Unicode U+2B7C) is an arrow-like symbol with a triangle head and a double horizontal stroke. It’s often used as a visual cue for flow, continuation, or progression. You can copy it directly or use its HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes from this page.
Rightwards Triangle-headed Arrow With Double Horizontal Stroke Symbol Meaning
⭼ is a rightwards arrow symbol: the triangle head points to the right, suggesting movement, direction, or progression. The added double horizontal stroke gives it a distinct “double-line” arrow look, which can help it stand out from simpler arrows (like →). In practice, it’s commonly used in interface labels, diagrams, and text design to imply continuation or transfer. Depending on your context, it may be read as “go to,” “proceed to,” or “move toward,” especially in UI elements, documentation, and editorial layouts.
Common uses
- •Indicating a “next” or “proceed” step in UI steps, forms, or onboarding instructions
- •Labeling flow in diagrams and process documentation (e.g., from one stage to the next)
- •Designing banners or headings that suggest continuation or forward movement
- •Marking transfer directions in tables, workflows, or migration notes
- •Adding a distinct arrow punctuation element in typography-heavy layouts
Examples
⭼ Rightwards Triangle-Headed Arrow
- ⭼Step ⭼ Review your details before submitting.
- ⭼Proceed ⭼ Choose a plan and confirm your email.
- ⭼Input ⭼ Output
- ⭼Traffic moves ⭼ through the highlighted area.
- ⭼From Draft ⭼ Final
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2B7C | |
| HTML Entity | ⭼ | |
| HTML Code | ⭼ | |
| CSS | \2B7C |
FAQ
What does the Rightwards Triangle-headed Arrow With Double Horizontal Stroke symbol mean?
⭼ is a rightwards arrow symbol: the triangle head points to the right, suggesting movement, direction, or progression. The added double horizontal stroke gives it a distinct “double-line” arrow look, which can help it stand out from simpler arrows (like →). In practice, it’s commonly used in interface labels, diagrams, and text design to imply continuation or transfer. Depending on your context, it may be read as “go to,” “proceed to,” or “move toward,” especially in UI elements, documentation, and editorial layouts.
What is the Unicode value for ⭼?
The symbol ⭼ has Unicode code point U+2B7C.
How can I copy ⭼ for use in my project?
Copy the character ⭼ directly, or use the provided HTML entity ⭼, the CSS escape \\2B7C, or the JavaScript escape \\u{2B7C}.
Is ⭼ the same as a normal right arrow (→)?
Not exactly. ⭼ is a specific symbol (RIGHTWARDS TRIANGLE-HEADED ARROW WITH DOUBLE HORIZONTAL STROKE) with a distinct double-stroke look.
Where is ⭼ commonly used?
It’s commonly used to visually indicate direction and progression in UI text, diagrams, process documentation, and typographic layouts.