Upwards Squared Arrow Symbol
A squared arrow pointing upward, commonly used to show an action or flow moving to a higher level.
U+1F839
🠹 (Upwards Squared Arrow) is a directional emoji symbol featuring a squared arrow pointing upward. It’s often used to visually communicate “move up” or “increase.” You can copy it directly or insert it using the provided Unicode details.
Upwards Squared Arrow Symbol Meaning
The 🠹 Upwards Squared Arrow is used to communicate upward direction in a clear, UI-like way. It can suggest moving to a higher position, progressing to the next step, or indicating an “up” action such as increasing a value or selecting a higher option. Because the arrow is squared rather than curved, it often feels more like interface navigation or process flow than emotion. In text, it works well alongside words like “up,” “increase,” “next,” or “go to top” to make instructions easier to scan. Use it when you want a straightforward directional cue without relying on words alone.
Common uses
- •Labeling buttons or UI actions that move content upward or to a higher level
- •Indicating increasing values in charts, sliders, or settings (“increase” or “up”)
- •Guiding readers through step-by-step instructions (“move up to the next section”)
- •Marking status or progress that advances upward (e.g., “going to the next stage”)
- •Building directional icons in infographics or educational materials
Examples
🠹 Upwards Squared Arrow Symbol
- 🠹Click 🠹 to go to the next (higher) step.
- 🠹Set the volume: use 🠹 to increase.
- 🠹Scroll 🠹 to jump to the top section.
- 🠹Status: in progress ↑ (🠹).
- 🠹Choose the higher tier: press 🠹.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F839 | |
| HTML Entity | 🠹 | |
| HTML Code | 🠹 | |
| CSS | \1F839 |
FAQ
What does 🠹 mean?
🠹 is an Upwards Squared Arrow, typically used to show upward direction—such as moving up, increasing, or progressing to the next higher step.
How do I copy the symbol?
Select and copy the character 🠹, then paste it into your text, design tool, or message.
What is the Unicode code point for 🠹?
Its Unicode code point is U+1F839.
Can I use it in HTML or code?
Yes. You can use the HTML entity 🠹 or CSS escape \\1F839, and JavaScript escape \\u{1F839}.