Right-pointing Double Angle Quotation Mark Symbol
The » symbol is a right-pointing double angle quotation mark used in typography for quotes and directional UI cues.
U+00BB
The » symbol (U+00BB) is a punctuation mark used in typesetting. It’s commonly seen as a closing quote in some quotation styles. You can copy it easily or use the provided code escapes in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Right-pointing Double Angle Quotation Mark Symbol Meaning
» is the “right-pointing double angle quotation mark” (U+00BB), a punctuation symbol shaped like two angle brackets pointing to the right. In many European typography conventions, it functions as a closing quotation mark (paired with « for opening). Outside of quote styling, it can also be used to suggest direction or emphasis, such as “more” or “next,” similar to a chevron. In text fields and UI labels, it may appear as a compact, typographic alternative to heavier arrows, especially in brand- or layout-driven designs.
Common uses
- •Use as a closing quote in languages/typographic styles that pair « and »
- •Add typographic quotes in web text where standard double quotes look inconsistent
- •Label “next” or “more” actions in compact UI elements
- •Format citations or excerpts with angled quotation styling in documents
- •Create consistent punctuation styling in multilingual writing and templates
Examples
» Right-Pointing Double Angle Quotation Mark
- »He said, «That’s the plan» and smiled.
- »Please select » for more options.
- »Version 2.0 » highlights the new settings.
- »The book ends with: «Know your tools »
- »Click » to continue to the next step.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+00BB | |
| HTML Entity | » | |
| HTML Code | » | |
| CSS | \00BB |
FAQ
What does the Right-pointing Double Angle Quotation Mark symbol mean?
» is the “right-pointing double angle quotation mark” (U+00BB), a punctuation symbol shaped like two angle brackets pointing to the right. In many European typography conventions, it functions as a closing quotation mark (paired with « for opening). Outside of quote styling, it can also be used to suggest direction or emphasis, such as “more” or “next,” similar to a chevron. In text fields and UI labels, it may appear as a compact, typographic alternative to heavier arrows, especially in brand- or layout-driven designs.
What is the Unicode value for »?
The symbol » is U+00BB (RIGHT-POINTING DOUBLE ANGLE QUOTATION MARK).
How do I write » in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: »
How do I use » in CSS or JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\00BB. JavaScript escape: \\u{00BB}.
Is » the same as a chevron right arrow?
Not exactly. » is a quotation punctuation mark, though it can be used visually like a right-pointing cue in UI text.