↕
Up Down Arrow
- Unicode
- U+2195
- Category
- Arrows
- HTML Entity
- ↕
- CSS
- \2195
The Up Down Arrow (↕) is a bidirectional vertical arrow pointing both up and down simultaneously. Originally introduced in early computing and character sets to denote vertical scrolling or bidirectional movement, it is now a standard staple in user interface design. On social media and the web, it frequently indicates sorting options, adjusting volume or height, and resizing elements on a screen.
How to Type
- Windows
- Alt+18 (on NumPad) or Win+. then search 'up down arrow'
- macOS
- Control+Command+Space then search 'up down arrow'
- Linux
- Ctrl+Shift+U then 2195
- HTML
- ↕ or ↕
In Programming
In mathematics, the up down arrow is occasionally used to denote a bijective function or indicate limits approaching from both sides. In web development and UI design, it frequently represents a resizer handle or a dual-direction sorting toggle for data tables.
Tags
arrow
bidirectional vertical
both ways
direction
double arrow vertical
drag to resize
expand collapse
height adjustment
resize
scroll indicator
sort arrow
up and down
up down
vertical
vertical resize
volume arrow