Rightwards Two-headed Arrow From Bar Symbol
⤅ is a rightwards double-headed arrow from a bar, used to indicate a direction or connection to the right.
U+2905
The symbol ⤅ (Rightwards Two-Headed Arrow From Bar) visually suggests movement or linkage toward the right. It’s often used as a clear directional cue in text, diagrams, or UI labels. This page helps you copy and use it reliably across platforms.
Rightwards Two-headed Arrow From Bar Symbol Meaning
⤅ is a right-facing arrow with two heads that start from a horizontal bar. In plain writing, it commonly communicates “go to the right,” “move onward,” or a bidirectional feel in the context of rightward navigation or transfer (for example, linking steps that proceed to the right). In diagramming and UI text, it can represent a transition between stages or components, especially when you want a compact symbol that looks like an arrow with a base/anchor line. Because arrow glyphs can vary by font, it’s best to verify how ⤅ renders in your target environment.
Common uses
- •Labeling a rightward navigation or workflow step in UI text
- •Indicating a directional relationship in diagrams and flow charts
- •Marking the direction of movement in instructional content
- •Denoting a link from one element to another in technical documentation
- •Adding a visual cue in presentations or slide annotations
Examples
⤅ Rightwards Two-Headed Arrow From Bar
- ⤅Click ⤅ to continue to the next step.
- ⤅Select the option ⤅ to move right in the list.
- ⤅Stage 1 ⤅ Stage 2: processing continues.
- ⤅Use ⤅ to indicate transfer from the left panel to the right panel.
- ⤅Diagram: input ⤅ output (rightward flow).
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2905 | |
| HTML Entity | ⤅ | |
| HTML Code | ⤅ | |
| CSS | \2905 |
FAQ
How do I copy the symbol ⤅?
Copy it directly from this page as the character ⤅, then paste it into your editor, design tool, or document.
What are the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript ways to represent ⤅?
HTML entity: ⤅. CSS escape: \\2905. JavaScript escape: \\u{2905}.
What does ⤅ mean in text?
It generally indicates a rightward directional connection or progression, often used as a compact “go to the right” cue in UI or diagram labels.
Will ⤅ always look the same in every font?
Glyph shapes can vary by font. It usually displays as a rightwards two-headed arrow from a bar, but you should test in your target environment to ensure consistent appearance.