Upwards Triangle Arrowhead Symbol
A bold arrowhead pointing upward inside a triangle.
U+1F891
🢑 is the Unicode “UPWARDS TRIANGLE ARROWHEAD” (U+1F891). It’s a compact arrow symbol that clearly suggests moving upward or progressing higher. Use it in UI labels, diagrams, and short annotations where you want a strong upward cue.
Upwards Triangle Arrowhead Symbol Meaning
The 🢑 (UPWARDS TRIANGLE ARROWHEAD) symbol is typically used to represent upward direction or an increase. Because it’s a triangle arrowhead, it reads as a strong “go up” or “rise” cue—often clearer than a plain arrow. In practical writing and design, it can signal higher levels, positive trends, navigation to an upper section, or an action that moves content upward. Its meaning is mostly functional and visual: direction, progression, and “up” emphasis rather than a specific cultural or technical concept.
Common uses
- •UI hints for navigation to an upper menu or section
- •Labels for increasing values (e.g., “Up”, “Higher”, “Rising”)
- •Diagrams and flow charts indicating an upward step or escalation
- •Status indicators for positive trends or growth in dashboards
- •Callouts in documents or slides to highlight content that moves up
Examples
🢑 Upwards Triangle Arrowhead
- 🢑Server status: 🢑 Healthy (increasing uptime)
- 🢑Scroll up for details 🢑
- 🢑Step 2: Move upward 🢑
- 🢑Growth trend: 🢑 Up this month
- 🢑Use the 🢑 button to return to the top
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F891 | |
| HTML Entity | 🢑 | |
| HTML Code | 🢑 | |
| CSS | \1F891 |
FAQ
What is the Unicode codepoint for 🢑?
🢑 is Unicode U+1F891 (named “UPWARDS TRIANGLE ARROWHEAD”).
How can I copy 🢑 in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: 🢑.
How do I refer to 🢑 in CSS?
You can use the CSS escape: \\1F891.
What does 🢑 usually mean in text?
It most commonly indicates an upward direction or an increase/progression to a higher level.