Rightwards White Arrow Symbol
⇨ is a right-pointing white arrow symbol used to show direction, progression, or a link onward.
U+21E8
The symbol ⇨ is called the rightwards white arrow. It’s a simple visual cue that points to what comes next. You can copy it directly or use the provided Unicode and escape codes in your projects.
Rightwards White Arrow Symbol Meaning
⇨ (Unicode U+21E8) is a rightwards, white arrow used to suggest movement or direction toward something to the right. In writing and UI text, it commonly signals “go to the next step,” “continue,” or “this points to the destination.” Because it’s visually strong without looking like a thick black arrow, it’s often used for lightweight guidance in interfaces, tutorials, and inline calls-to-action. It can also represent a link or workflow handoff when you want a clear “from here to there” feel. Depending on context, it may read as progression, navigation, or a transformation arrow in informal text.
Common uses
- •Indicating next steps in instructions or checklists
- •Labeling links or navigation targets in user interfaces
- •Showing direction in diagrams, flow notes, or menus
- •Marking progression in timelines or learning paths
- •Separating “input → output” descriptions in plain text documentation
Examples
⇨ Rightwards White Arrow | Copy & Use
- ⇨Select “Account” ⇨ “Settings” to update your profile.
- ⇨Step 2: Review your draft ⇨ submit for approval.
- ⇨Downloads open in a new tab ⇨ then proceed to checkout.
- ⇨Choose a template ⇨ customize the content afterward.
- ⇨Tip: Use the right panel ⇨ apply filters to refine results.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+21E8 | |
| HTML Entity | ⇨ | |
| HTML Code | ⇨ | |
| CSS | \21E8 |
FAQ
What is the Unicode for ⇨?
⇨ is Unicode code point U+21E8.
How can I copy ⇨ from this page?
Copy the character directly from the symbol field (⇨), then paste it into your editor, document, or design tool.
What does ⇨ usually mean in text?
It most often indicates direction to the right, progression to the next step, or an onward link to something after it.
Can I use ⇨ in HTML or code?
Yes. Use the HTML entity ⇨ or CSS escape \\21E8. In JavaScript, you can use \\u{21E8}.