↪️ is used to point to a next step, a redirect, a forwarded message or a follow-up, like saying "this goes over there" or "see this next". Apple's artwork shows a white arrow that starts pointing left, loops down and ends pointing right, on a blue-gray square.

U+21AA U+FE0F
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People use ↪️ as a marker before a forwarded message, a link, a follow-up point or a reply, similar to the forward arrow in email and chat apps. It can also mean "moving on to" or "see below". The tone is neutral and practical.
↪️ replying to what you said earlier: yes, I'm in
Full details here ↪️ link in bio
Plan changed ↪️ we meet at 7 now
↪️ forwarded from the class group
| ↪️ vs ↩️ | ↩️ curves from right to left and usually means back, return or undo, while ↪️ points forward to a next step or redirect. |
|---|---|
| ↪️ vs 🔁 | 🔁 shows two arrows in a loop and means repeat or repost, not a single redirect. |
| ↪️ vs ➡️ | ➡️ is a straight arrow pointing right, with no curve. |
| Name | left arrow curving right |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+21AA U+FE0F |
| Category | Symbols |
| Keywords | arrow, curving, left, right |
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↪️ is used to point to a next step, a redirect, a forwarded message or a follow-up, like saying "this goes over there" or "see this next". Apple's artwork shows a white arrow that starts pointing left, loops down and ends pointing right, on a blue-gray square.
↪️ curves to the right and usually means forward, next step or redirect. ↩️ curves to the left and usually means back, return or undo.
No, it has no built-in function and is just a symbol. It looks like the forward arrow in many email and chat apps, so people often use it to mark forwarded messages or follow-ups.
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