Upwards Harpoon With Barb Left Beside Upwards Harpoon With Barb Right Symbol
A double harpoon-style arrow pointing upward with barbs on both the left and right sides.
U+2963
⥣ is an arrow symbol in the Unicode Arrows category. It combines an upward harpoon shape with left and right barbs, making it useful as a strong directional mark. This page helps you copy it reliably across platforms.
Upwards Harpoon With Barb Left Beside Upwards Harpoon With Barb Right Symbol Meaning
⥣ represents an upward motion using a “harpoon” or hooked-arrow style, with the left barb and right barb shown side by side. Visually, it suggests an upward push, capture, or impact—often used when you want a direction that feels more forceful than a plain arrow. Because the symbol’s name explicitly includes left and right barbs, it can also be treated as a symmetrical “upward with split barbs” motif in diagramming or icon sets. In practice, designers use it as a distinctive directional glyph for emphasis, movement cues, or stylized technical graphics.
Common uses
- •Designing custom UI icons that indicate upward movement with added emphasis
- •Labeling or annotating diagrams where the action is forceful or attention-grabbing
- •Creating playful or stylized headings and banners with a unique arrow motif
- •Marking “up” direction in infographics or workflow steps that need stronger contrast
- •Embedding in digital typography, stamps, or editorial graphics as a decorative arrow
Examples
⥣ Upwards Harpoon with Barb (Left/Right)
- ⥣System Status: ⥣ Trending Up
- ⥣Goal Progress: ⥣ Increase
- ⥣Upload Queue ⥣ Processing
- ⥣Field direction: ⥣ Upward beam
- ⥣Section marker: ⥣ New updates
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2963 | |
| HTML Entity | ⥣ | |
| HTML Code | ⥣ | |
| CSS | \2963 |
FAQ
What does ⥣ look like, and which direction does it point?
⥣ is an arrow/harpoon-style glyph pointing upward, shown with barbs on both the left and right sides.
What Unicode category is ⥣ in?
It belongs to the Unicode category “Arrows.”
How can I copy ⥣ using common formats?
You can copy the character directly (⥣) or use the provided HTML entity (⥣), CSS escape (\\2963), or JavaScript escape (\\u{2963}).
Is ⥣ meant for everyday navigation like a standard arrow?
It can be used that way, but it’s especially suited for stylized or emphasized “upward” indications because of its harpoon/barb look.