⤴️ is used to point up at an earlier message, image or comment, like saying "see above" or "this one." It can also mean going up, a rise or a turn. The Apple design shows a white arrow that runs to the right and then curves upward, on a blue-gray square.

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In chats and comment threads, ⤴️ usually points back to something posted earlier, so the reader scrolls up. People also use it for growth or an increase, such as rising prices or scores, and in directions to show a turn. The tone is neutral and practical.
If someone replies with only ⤴️, they usually mean "read my message above" or "the answer is up there." It can feel a little impatient if the question was already answered.
⤴️ already sent the address
Sales are up this month ⤴️
Read the pinned post ⤴️ before asking
Take the ramp and keep right ⤴️
| ⤴️ vs ⬆️ | ⬆️ points straight up, while ⤴️ curves up from the side and suggests a turn or a reference to something above. |
|---|---|
| ⤴️ vs ⤵️ | ⤵️ curves downward and points to something below, the opposite of ⤴️. |
| ⤴️ vs ↩️ | ↩️ curves back to the left and often means reply or go back, not go up. |
| Name | right arrow curving up |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+2934 U+FE0F |
| Category | Symbols |
| Keywords | arrow, curving, right, up |
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⤴️ is used to point up at an earlier message, image or comment, like saying "see above" or "this one." It can also mean going up, a rise or a turn. The Apple design shows a white arrow that runs to the right and then curves upward, on a blue-gray square.
It usually points to a comment or caption above it, meaning "look at this" or "I agree with the above."
Not on its own. It is a neutral pointer, though using it as the whole reply can come across as curt.
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