U1F8FF

U+1F8FF is a Unicode code point that belongs to the block known as Supplemental Arrows-C, which spans the range U+1F800 to U+1F8FF. This block contains a variety of arrow-related pictographs and symbols intended for use in technical, mathematical, and typographic contexts.

The character encoded by U+1F8FF is part of the set of arrow symbols in the Unicode standard. Its visual representation is font-dependent: on fonts that include a glyph for this code point, it will render as a specific arrow-style symbol; on fonts that do not include a glyph, it may appear as a missing glyph box or another placeholder. It is not universally treated as a standard emoji, and its appearance can vary significantly between platforms and font families.

In practical use, U+1F8FF appears in contexts that require specialized directional symbols, such as diagrams, user interfaces, technical documentation, or typographic illustrations. Because the glyph can differ across fonts, developers and designers often test rendering on target systems to ensure the intended symbol is displayed.

Encoding considerations: U+1F8FF, like other code points above U+10000, is represented in UTF-8 as a four-byte sequence and in UTF-16 as a surrogate pair. Its exact byte sequence varies depending on the encoding form used.

See also: Unicode, Supplemental Arrows-C, arrow symbols, emoji and pictographs, character encoding.