Arrow Symbols
Directional and decorative arrow characters for callouts, dividers and bios.
→Right Arrow
←Left Arrow
↑Up Arrow
↓Down Arrow
↔Left Right Arrow
↕Up Down Arrow
↗North East Arrow
↘South East Arrow
⇒Rightwards Double Arrow
⇐Leftwards Double Arrow
⇑Upwards Double Arrow
⇓Downwards Double Arrow
➤Black Rightwards Arrowhead
➔Heavy Wide Headed Arrow
⟶Long Right Arrow
⤴Arrow Pointing Rightwards Then Curving Upwards
↻Clockwise Open Circle Arrow
⇄Rightwards Arrow Over Leftwards Arrow
How it works
These arrows come from the Unicode Arrows and Dingbats blocks — real text characters that render consistently across platforms.
Where you can use it
- "Link in bio" callouts
- Step-by-step captions
- Menu-style dividers
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Frequently asked questions
Do arrow symbols work as clickable links?
No — they're decorative text characters, not links. Pairing an arrow with your actual link text (like → glyphdrip.com) is a common way to draw the eye toward a link elsewhere in a bio, but the arrow itself doesn't do anything on click.
What's the difference between → and ➤?
→ is a thin Unicode arrow from the general Arrows block, while ➤ is a bolder, filled dingbat-style arrow — pick whichever weight matches the rest of your text. Both work identically as plain text everywhere.
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