Complete Guide to Arrow Symbols
We built this list because standard keyboards don't have arrow keys that you can actually type. You often need to point right (→) or down (↓) in your text, yet the buttons aren't there. So, we collected every Unicode arrow here. You can just click any icon to copy it to your clipboard.
Where can I use these?
These are standard Unicode text symbols. This means they are real text, not images. So, they work almost everywhere. You can paste them into Word documents, use them for website breadcrumbs, or add them to your Instagram bio. They display perfectly on iPhone, Android, and Windows devices.
Common Questions
How do I type an arrow on my keyboard?
On Windows, you can hold down Alt and type numbers on your keypad (like Alt + 26 for →). But on laptops or Macbooks, this is often difficult or impossible. That is why we made this tool—it is much faster to just click and copy.
What is the difference between a thin and bold arrow?
Thin arrows (→) blend in well with regular text paragraphs. Heavy or Bold arrows (➡) are better for Call to Action buttons or pointing out important links, which is why UI designers use them frequently.