Every direction

Arrow Symbols to Copy and Paste

Copy straight, double, curved, long, and decorative arrows for directions, notes, bios, and plain-text diagrams.

Your symbol line

Tap a symbol to copy it. Use + to add it to your line.

Straight arrows

Double arrows

Curved and return arrows

Heavy and decorative arrows

Long arrows

How it works

Point clearly without adding an image

Arrow symbols are real text, which makes them useful in directions, step labels, spreadsheets, notes, bios, and simple diagrams. They stay editable and can be copied with the surrounding sentence.

This collection separates everyday directions from double, curved, long, and decorative forms. Build a short path such as Home → Settings → Privacy or use one bold arrow to draw attention to a link.

Thin text arrows usually follow the current font color. Heavier symbols and emoji-style arrows may render with a different weight or color, so check the destination app when visual consistency matters.

How to use it

Pick a group that matches the direction and weight you need.
Tap an arrow to copy it, or use the plus buttons in sequence to build a path in the tray.
Copy the complete sequence and paste it into your text.

Make it work better

Use → for compact step-by-step paths and ⇒ for stronger emphasis.
Keep one arrow style across a document or profile for easier scanning.
Use plain arrows instead of emoji when you need predictable text color.

FAQ

Good to know

Are these arrows images or text?

They are Unicode text characters. You can copy, paste, delete, and format them like other text in supported apps.

Which arrow should I use for a menu path?

The right arrow → is compact and familiar for paths such as Settings → Privacy → Location.

Why does an arrow look different after I paste it?

Each app chooses its own font and may show heavier or emoji-style arrows differently. Try a simpler arrow for more consistent rendering.

Can I combine several arrows before copying?

Yes. Use the plus button on each arrow in the order you want, edit the tray if needed, and copy the entire sequence at once.