Rightwards Triangle-headed Arrow With Long Tip Upwards Symbol
⮥ is a right-pointing arrow with an extended tip that curves upward, signaling motion or direction to the right.
U+2BA5
The symbol ⮥ is an arrow glyph designed to suggest movement toward the right with a longer, upward-reaching tip. It’s useful when you want directional emphasis in compact text. You can copy it directly into web pages, design files, or documentation.
Rightwards Triangle-headed Arrow With Long Tip Upwards Symbol Meaning
⮥ (Unicode U+2BA5) is “RIGHTWARDS TRIANGLE-HEADED ARROW WITH LONG TIP UPWARDS.” Visually, it combines a rightwards direction with a long arrow tip that points upward. In practice, people use it to indicate “go right” while also adding a sense of rise, escalation, or upward emphasis. Because it’s an arrow glyph, it commonly appears in UI hints, flow directions, timeline callouts, and diagram annotations where you want more than a plain →. It’s not a specialized math or logic operator—its primary role is directional communication.
Common uses
- •UI and app hints to indicate navigation or movement toward the right
- •Flowcharts and diagrams to label a step that proceeds rightward with upward emphasis
- •Document callouts for “next” sections where you want a stronger directional cue
- •Icons or labels for upward progress that still moves across a layout to the right
- •Social posts and marketing copy to draw attention to a “right and up” action or transition
Examples
⮥ Rightwards Triangle-Headed Arrow (Long Tip Upwards)
- ⮥Tap ⮥ to continue to the next step.
- ⮥Step 2: Move right ⮥, then start again.
- ⮥Results are moving ⮥ in your dashboard.
- ⮥Select ⮥ to proceed with setup.
- ⮥The upgrade path goes right ⮥ and upward.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2BA5 | |
| HTML Entity | ⮥ | |
| HTML Code | ⮥ | |
| CSS | \2BA5 |
FAQ
What is the Unicode code point for ⮥?
The Unicode code point for ⮥ is U+2BA5.
What does the name of the symbol describe?
The name “RIGHTWARDS TRIANGLE-HEADED ARROW WITH LONG TIP UPWARDS” describes a right-pointing triangular arrowhead with a longer tip that points upward.
How can I use ⮥ on a web page?
You can paste the character directly, or use the HTML entity ⮥ (for U+2BA5).
Is ⮥ the same as a standard right arrow (→)?
No. ⮥ is a distinct glyph (U+2BA5) with an upward long tip, so it can communicate direction to the right with extra emphasis compared to a plain →.