Invisible Character
Copy a blank Unicode character with one click for empty messages, invisible names, and spacing tricks — then verify it in the test area below.
Zero-width space U+200B
The most popular invisible character. Zero width, no glyph — the go-to choice for blank messages and hidden separators.
Zero-width non-joiner U+200C
Prevents adjacent characters from joining in cursive scripts. Renders as nothing in Latin text.
Word joiner U+2060
An invisible character that also prevents line breaks at its position. Survives some filters that strip zero-width spaces.
Hangul filler U+3164
Has visible width but no glyph, so it looks like a blank block of space. A favorite for invisible usernames.
No-break space U+00A0
Looks like a normal space but prevents line breaks and is often accepted where regular spaces are trimmed.
Copy multiple invisible characters
Characters in test area: 0
What people use invisible characters for
- Sending empty messages on Discord and WhatsApp
- Making a blank Instagram name or bio line
- Blank Fortnite or gamer-tag style usernames
- Adding hidden separators or padding inside text
Honest caveat: some platforms strip zero-width and formatting characters from usernames and messages to prevent abuse, so an invisible character that works in one app may be removed by another. Invisible characters can also confuse screen readers and text processing, so use them sparingly.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is an invisible character?
- It is a real Unicode character that renders as nothing — such as the zero-width space (U+200B), the word joiner (U+2060), or the Hangul filler (U+3164). Text fields treat it as content, so you can send blank messages or set blank-looking names.
- How do I know I actually copied something?
- Paste into the test area on this page. The live character count increases even though nothing visible appears, which proves the invisible character is on your clipboard.
- Which invisible character should I use?
- The zero-width space (U+200B) is the most widely accepted for blank messages. The Hangul filler (U+3164) works well for invisible names because it has visible width but no glyph. If a platform strips one character, try another from the list.
- Can I copy several invisible characters at once?
- Yes. Use the quantity option to copy a chosen number of invisible characters in one click — useful for padding usernames or making longer blank messages.
- Why does the invisible character not work on some platforms?
- Some platforms strip zero-width and formatting characters from usernames and messages to prevent abuse. There is no universal workaround — try a different character from the list, but be aware a platform may remove them all.