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Arrow symbols

Browse straight, double, hooked, curved, and circular arrows. Compare the direction and shape before copying one into your text.

Simple directions

Single-stem arrows for explicitly labeled directions.

Double-stem relations

Useful in notation with a defined implication or equivalence convention.

Turns and returns

Keep the destination or action in words.

Circular directions

Use a label to explain rotation or a repeated step.

Your line
♡→✦
3 code points
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How to choose

Start with the direction you need. Then choose a straight, hooked, or curved form and add a label for the destination or next step. In a formula, follow its notation convention.

Examples

Review sequence

Draft → Review → Revise

The words define a left-to-right process.

Return note

↩ Return to the checklist

The text names the destination; the symbol supplies an additional cue.

Sources and method

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Right arrow

The right arrow → points right and often separates stages in a sequence. In mathematics, it can also show a limit or mapping.

Details

Left arrow with hook

The left arrow with hook ↩ can mark a return path or a note pointing back to an earlier step. Add the destination in words.

Details

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Character details

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