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Arrow symbols
Arrows for pointing to links, marking steps and showing direction — grouped by shape.
Arrow Symbols to copy
Simple arrows 10
Double & long 7
Heavy & decorative 11
Curved & corner 9
Arrow emoji 4
Ready-made combos 3
Nothing here matches “”.
Where arrows help
On profiles, an arrow tells people where to look: ⇣ links below or ➜ shop. In notes and docs, corner arrows like ↳ show a sub-point, and ⇒ reads as “leads to”.
The four arrow emoji (➡️ and friends) can appear as coloured boxes on some phones. If you want a plain arrow that matches your text, use the simple → or heavy ➜ versions.
- Decide the jobPointing, a sub-step, or “leads to”.
- Copy the arrowTap the card — the green state confirms it.
- Keep spacingLeave a space after the arrow so it doesn’t stick to the next word.
Accessibility: a screen reader announces the arrow’s name (“rightwards arrow”). Don’t rely on an arrow alone to mean “click here” — keep a word like “links”.
Questions, answered
What is the difference between ➜ and ➡️?
➜ is a text dingbat that follows your font colour. ➡️ is the emoji version of → and is often drawn inside a coloured box.
Which arrow is best for “link in bio”?
A downward arrow such as ⇣ or ↓ points to the link that sits under the bio text on most profiles.
Can I type arrows on a keyboard?
Some apps auto-convert -> into →, but there is no universal shortcut. Copying is the most reliable way.