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50 icons in the arrow group of Interface: Arrow back, Arrow big down, Arrow big left and 47 more — each in outline and duotone at three weights, with the code for React, Vue, Svelte, Flutter and more.

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The 50 arrow icons in Interface, described

Arrow backarrow-back
Arrow back — the way you came, return to the previous screen.
Arrow big downarrow-big-down
A large outlined arrow pointing down — a bold direction, the emphatic down.
Arrow big leftarrow-big-left
A large outlined arrow pointing left — a bold direction, the emphatic back.
Arrow big rightarrow-big-right
A large outlined arrow pointing right — a bold direction, the emphatic forward.
Arrow big uparrow-big-up
A large outlined arrow pointing up — a bold direction, the emphatic up.
Arrow downarrow-down
An arrow pointing down — move downward, go south, decrease a value or scroll to the bottom.
Arrow down from linearrow-down-from-line
An arrow dropping from a line — let it down, take something down from where it sat.
Arrow down leftarrow-down-left
An arrow pointing to the bottom left corner — back and down, an incoming reply.
Arrow down rightarrow-down-right
An arrow pointing to the bottom right corner — onward and down, towards the end of things.
Arrow down to dotarrow-down-to-dot
An arrow dropping onto a dot — land here, come down to a point.
Arrow down to linearrow-down-to-line
An arrow pointing down at a line — jump to the bottom, move something down as far as it goes.
Arrow down uparrow-down-up
Two arrows side by side, one pointing down and one up — a vertical exchange, sort either way.
External arrowarrow-external
External arrow — it opens somewhere else, in a new tab or another app.
Arrow leftarrow-left
An arrow pointing left — go back, move west or return to the previous screen.
Arrow left from linearrow-left-from-line
An arrow leaving a line to the left — pull out, take something away from the edge.
Arrow left rightarrow-left-right
One arrow with a head at each end, pointing left and right — swap, resize or go either way.
Arrow left to linearrow-left-to-line
An arrow pointing left at a line — go to the very start, first page, first item.
Arrow rightarrow-right
An arrow pointing right — carry on, move east or continue to the next screen.
Arrow right from linearrow-right-from-line
An arrow leaving a line to the right — push out, send something away from the edge.
Arrow right leftarrow-right-left
Two arrows one above the other, one pointing right and one left — an exchange, traffic both ways.
Arrow right to linearrow-right-to-line
An arrow pointing right at a line — go to the very end, last page, last item.
Arrow uparrow-up
An arrow pointing up — move upward, go north, increase a value or scroll to the top.
Arrow up downarrow-up-down
One arrow with a head at each end, pointing up and down — sort, resize or go either way.
Arrow up from dotarrow-up-from-dot
An arrow rising from a dot — start from here and go up, a point of origin.
Arrow up from linearrow-up-from-line
An arrow rising from a line — lift off, take something up from where it sat.
Arrow up leftarrow-up-left
An arrow pointing to the top left corner — go back and up, towards the start of things.
Arrow up to linearrow-up-to-line
An arrow pointing up at a line — jump to the top, move something up as far as it goes.
Chevron downchevron-down
A down-pointing chevron — open what is below, expand a section or drop a menu down.
Chevron firstchevron-first
A chevron pointing left at a line — the very first, the start of the run.
Chevron lastchevron-last
A chevron pointing right at a line — the very last, the end of the run.
Chevron leftchevron-left
A left-pointing chevron — go back to the previous item or close what is open here.
Chevron rightchevron-right
A right-pointing chevron — go forward, move to the next item or expand what comes next.
Chevron upchevron-up
An up-pointing chevron — collapse what is below, show less or go up a level.
Chevrons downchevrons-down
Two chevrons pointing down, one under the other — jump further down, expand all the way.
Chevrons down upchevrons-down-up
A chevron pointing down above one pointing up — collapse, bring the two halves together.
Chevrons leftchevrons-left
Two chevrons pointing left, side by side — go back further, to the first of them.
Chevrons left rightchevrons-left-right
Chevrons pointing out to the left and the right — widen, expand sideways.
Chevrons rightchevrons-right
Two chevrons pointing right, side by side — go forward further, to the last of them.
Chevrons right leftchevrons-right-left
Chevrons pointing in from the left and the right — narrow, collapse sideways.
Chevrons up downchevrons-up-down
A chevron pointing up above one pointing down — a control that sorts or expands either way.
Corner down rightcorner-down-right
An arrow that goes down and then turns right — a step down into the next line.
Corner left downcorner-left-down
An arrow that goes left and then turns down — come across and drop.
Corner left upcorner-left-up
An arrow that goes left and then turns up — come across and rise.
Corner right downcorner-right-down
An arrow that goes right and then turns down — move along and drop.
Corner right upcorner-right-up
An arrow that goes right and then turns up — move along and rise.
Corner up leftcorner-up-left
An arrow that goes up and then turns left — a step back up to the line before.
Corner up rightcorner-up-right
An arrow that goes up and then turns right — a step up and onward.
Downloaddownload
Download — bring a file, a model or a dataset from somewhere else onto this machine.
Move diagonalmove-diagonal
A diagonal arrow with a head at each end — drag a corner, resize in both directions at once.
Uploadupload
Upload — send a file or data away from here up to a server, a cloud bucket or a model.

In code, each is one import — import { ArrowBack } from "@iconmind/react/icons/arrow-back" — and the same name in Vue, Svelte, Solid, Preact, React Native, Astro, Blade and Flutter.

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50 icons in outline and duotone at three weights, generated from one grid so nothing in the set can drift out of step. MIT licensed — commercial use, no attribution, no seat count.

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