🔼 upwards button Emoji — Meaning, Copy & Paste
Informations rapides
- Unicode
- U+1F53C
- Code court
:upwards-button:- Catégorie
- Symbols
- Sous-catégorie
- audio & video symbols
- Ajouté dans
- Unicode 0.6
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- up button, upvote, increase
What Does the upwards button Emoji 🔼 Mean?
A red or black triangle pointing up — used as an up button or upvote symbol. Available since Unicode 6.0 (2010), the upwards button emoji is used for 'up' navigation, upvoting content, and 'this' emphasis ('this comment 🔼'). It also surfaces in volume-up and brightness-up contexts.
People use it for 'leveling up 🔼,' increasing metrics, and 'going up' content. Reddit users use it for upvote references. It's similar to ⬆️ but with a more 'button' feel — useful when interface vibes matter.
Whether you're agreeing with a comment, signaling 'up' direction, or just emphasizing increase, this little triangle button delivers cleanly. A workhorse for interface tutorials and UI walkthrough content. Reddit and Stack Overflow upvote references use it heavily.
It's also part of interface-tutorial content explaining how to scroll, increase volume, or adjust brightness on mobile and desktop apps daily. The button design distinguishes it from the plain arrow — it has a frame around it suggesting a clickable interface element rather than just a directional indicator on its own.
How to Use 🔼 upwards button Emoji
“This comment 🔼”
“Volume up 🔼”
Détails techniques
| Unicode | U+1F53C |
| Entité HTML | 🔼 |
| Code CSS | \1F53C |
| Code court | :upwards-button: |
| Mots clés | arrow, button, red, up, upwards |
| Version Unicode | 0.6 |
Questions fréquemment posées
What does 🔼 mean?
It depicts an upwards button, used for 'up' direction, upvoting, increase, and 'this' emphasis.
