Double Right Arrow (⇒)
HTML entity for the double right arrow (⇒). Learn how to use ⇒ or ⇒ in HTML for logical implication and navigation.
Arrow
⇒
Double Right Arrow
All Formats
| Format | Value |
|---|---|
| Character | ⇒ |
| HTML Entity | ⇒ |
| HTML Code (Decimal) | ⇒ |
| Unicode | U+21D2 |
| CSS Content | \21D2 |
| Category | Arrow |
About Double Right Arrow
The double right arrow (⇒), also known as the rightwards double arrow, is used in mathematics and formal logic to represent implication ("implies" or "then"). It is also used in web design as a bold directional indicator.
In HTML, insert this symbol using ⇒, ⇒, or ⇒. Note the uppercase "A" in the named entity. The double right arrow is widely supported across all modern browsers and was introduced in HTML 4.0.
The double right arrow is part of the Arrows Unicode block. Its double-line shaft gives it greater visual weight than the single right arrow (→), making it suitable for emphasizing important navigation links or logical conclusions. In mathematical notation, A ⇒ B means "if A then B."
In CSS, use "\21D2" with the content property to insert this arrow via pseudo-elements. This character is commonly used in documentation and tutorials to represent logical flow or transformation steps (e.g., "input ⇒ output"). Screen readers announce it as "rightwards double arrow."
Usage Examples
<!-- Using named entity -->
<p>This is the Double Right Arrow: ⇒</p>
<!-- Using numeric code -->
<p>This is the Double Right Arrow: ⇒</p>
<!-- Using the character directly (UTF-8) -->
<p>This is the Double Right Arrow: ⇒</p>
<!-- In CSS -->
.icon::before {
content: "\21D2";
}FAQ
What is the HTML entity for Double Right Arrow?
The Double Right Arrow (⇒) can be inserted using the named entity ⇒, the numeric code ⇒, or by pasting the character directly in a UTF-8 document.
How do I use ⇒ in CSS?
In CSS, use the content property with the value "\21D2". For example: content: "\21D2";
What is the Unicode code point for Double Right Arrow?
The Unicode code point for Double Right Arrow is U+21D2. This is the universal identifier for this character across all platforms and programming languages.
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