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Up-down arrow

The up-down arrow emoji is a bold white two-headed arrow pointing both up and down in a vertical configuration. This arrow is shown against a grey box backdrop, and can be used to refer to something that moves both up and down, like an elevator.

Codepoints: 2195 FE0F
Introduced: October, 2010 in Unicode version 6.0.0 (Emoji version 0.6)
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    The Up Arrow features a simple arrow pointing upwards. The arrow is often either white or black and may be encased in a blue box.
  • ↗️ up-right arrow
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  • 🔛 ON! arrow
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  • 🔃 clockwise vertical arrows
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  • 🔙 BACK arrow
    The BACK Arrow emoji features a blue box with a white arrow pointing to the left with white font beneath it, reading “BACK.”
  • ⏩ fast-forward button
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  • 🔄 counterclockwise arrows button
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  • 🔽 downwards button
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  • 🧭 compass
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  • 🔜 SOON arrow
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  • ↘️ down-right arrow
    The down-right arrow points to the lower right corner of a grey square. It can be used when trying to describe where something is, and you really just need a big old arrow to point it out.
  • ↙️ down-left arrow
    The down-left arrow points to the lower left corner of a grey square. It can be used when trying to describe where something is, and you really just need a big old arrow to point it out.
  • ⤵️ right arrow curving down
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  • ↔️ left-right arrow
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  • 🔝 TOP arrow
    The Top Arrow emoji features an arrow pointing upwards with the word “TOP” written beneath it.
  • ⬇️ down arrow
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