Arrow
- Input
- seta / arrow
- Expected output
- ⬆️ ↗️ ➡️ ↘️
39 English results against 41 in Portuguese, well past the 19 entries with "arrow" in their official name.
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symbol and arrow emoji
This group holds 224 abstract symbol emoji, and more than half, 125, carry the emoji presentation selector U+FE0F, the invisible character that forces the colored rendering instead of the plain black-and-white text inherited from Unicode blocks that predate emoji. That marker, more than the artwork, sets much of this group apart from the rest of the catalog.
39 English results against 41 in Portuguese, well past the 19 entries with "arrow" in their official name.
2 English results against 3 in Portuguese for the same idea.
1 of the group's 8 religious symbols, and the only one to arrive in the catalog's 2022 update.
Yes, because what's copied is real Unicode text, not an image. Any text field that accepts Unicode (social media, WhatsApp, email, source code, file names) accepts the result. The only thing that can vary is the artwork: it may look different from platform to platform, but the meaning and the underlying text stay the same.
Yes. Since they're plain Unicode text, they paste normally into text editors, spreadsheets and presentations, working as visual markers without needing an image. That is why ✅️ and directional arrows show up as much in checklists as in chat.
Because the other 12, the 10 digits plus #️⃣ and *️⃣, are 3-codepoint sequences (base character, presentation selector and the combiner that draws the square), while 🔟 is its own single codepoint, U+1F51F, with no combination behind it.
Because 125 of the group's 224 symbols carry the U+FE0F presentation selector, which forces colored rendering on glyphs inherited from before emoji, like ✝️ and ☸️. If a system or font ignores that invisible character, the symbol falls back to a thin black-and-white outline.
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