Arrow Symbols → — Copy & Type Every Arrow
Every arrow — left, right, up, down, double, curved and more. Tap to copy, or learn how to type the common ones on Windows, Mac and the web.
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Quick reference
The most-used arrow symbols with their Windows method, Mac route and HTML entity. Tap a symbol to copy it.
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How to type them
Type arrow symbols on any device
Windows
Arrows sit above the basic Alt-code range, so the reliable route is Word’s hex → Alt + X: 2192 then Alt+X = →, 2190 = ←, 2191 = ↑, 2193 = ↓. Or copy from the keyboard above.
Mac
Most arrows have no Option shortcut — enable Unicode Hex Input and type Option + the hex (e.g. 2192 for →), or open the Character Viewer (Ctrl + Cmd + Space) and search “arrow”.
Word & Google Docs
In Word, AutoCorrect turns --> into →, or use Insert → Symbol. In Google Docs, use Insert → Special characters and search “arrow”.
The web
Use HTML entities — → →, ← ←, ↑ ↑, ↓ ↓ — or the numeric code for any arrow.
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FAQ
Common questions
How do I type a right arrow (→)?
In Word type 2192 then Alt + X. On a Mac use Unicode Hex Input or the Character Viewer, or copy → from above.
Is there an Alt code for arrows?
There is no standard Alt + 0NNN code. Use Word’s hex → Alt + X method, or copy the arrow you need.
How do I type arrows on a Mac?
Enable Unicode Hex Input and press Option + the hex, or open the Character Viewer with Ctrl + Cmd + Space.
How do I add an arrow in HTML?
Use entities like → (→), ← (←), ↑ (↑) and ↓ (↓).
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