Invisible Character
Copy a genuinely blank Unicode character for empty names, blank messages, and clean spacing. Free, one click.
What an invisible character is
These are real Unicode characters that render as nothing at all. A name field or message box sees genuine content, so it accepts the input, but human eyes see a blank. That is the whole trick behind empty usernames in games, blank WhatsApp messages, and spotless Instagram line breaks.
Which one should I use?
Start with the Hangul Filler for blank names, it survives the most aggressive filters. The Zero Width Space is the everyday choice for invisible separators inside text. If an app rejects one, work down the list; every entry behaves slightly differently because each was designed for a real typographic purpose.
Frequently asked questions
What is an invisible character?
A real Unicode character that renders as nothing, like the zero width space (U+200B) or the Hangul filler (U+3164). To software it is text; to eyes it is empty. That is what lets you send a blank message or set a blank name.
How do I send a blank message or make a blank name?
Copy the invisible character with the button above, then paste it into the name or message field. The field sees content, so it accepts it, but nothing visible appears.
Why does the invisible character sometimes not work?
Some apps strip whitespace-like characters on save, and some games filter specific codepoints. If one character is rejected, try another from the list; the Hangul filler survives more filters than the zero width space.
What are invisible characters used for legitimately?
The zero width space marks legal line-break points in long URLs and code, the word joiner prevents unwanted breaks, and the zero width non-joiner controls how scripts like Arabic and Persian join letters. They are typography tools first, blank-name tricks second.
How can I tell if text contains hidden characters?
Paste it into our character counter: if the count is higher than what you can see, invisible characters are hiding in there. Deleting through the text with arrow keys also reveals them as cursor stops.