Invisible Text Generator (ㅤ) - Copy and Paste Blank Characters

Set the number of invisible characters you want and choose a character type. The tool produces that many invisible Unicode characters in the output box. Copy the output and paste it into any field that requires content, even though nothing visible appears.

1. Set the character count and choose a character type from the settings.
2. The output box will contain invisible characters. Your cursor will shift if you click into it.
3. Click the copy button to copy the invisible text.
4. Paste the invisible characters wherever you need them.

This tool supports four invisible Unicode characters, selectable from the character type dropdown: Hangul filler (U+3164), zero width space (U+200B), braille pattern blank (U+2800), and zero width non-joiner (U+200C). Each is handled differently by platforms, so you can switch types if one does not work where you need it. To explore other Unicode character sets, see the Unicode text converter.

Copy the invisible characters from the generator and paste them into your message. WhatsApp and iMessage treat these as valid content, so the message sends even though it appears empty.

Yes. Many games including Valorant and platforms like Discord allow invisible Unicode characters in display names. Copy the output from the generator and paste it into the name field. Note that some games periodically patch this, so results may vary with updates.

In most cases, yes. Invisible Unicode characters are treated as valid text input by the majority of websites and apps. This makes them useful for bypassing required field validation during testing or for adding invisible spacing.

A regular space (U+0020) is often stripped or ignored by platforms, especially when it is the only content in a field. Invisible Unicode characters like the Hangul filler or braille blank are treated as non-whitespace content, so platforms accept them where they would reject empty space. Other Unicode-based tools like the small text generator use a similar approach, substituting standard letters with alternate Unicode characters to create visual effects.

It depends on the platform. The table below compares each character type supported by this tool.

Different platforms handle invisible characters differently. This table shows which character works best for each common use case.

Some platforms strip Zero Width Space (U+200B) and Zero Width Non-Joiner (U+200C) characters during input sanitization. Switch to Hangul Filler (U+3164) or Braille Pattern Blank (U+2800), which are classified differently in Unicode and are less likely to be filtered.

This depends on the platform and how the characters are used. Using invisible characters for a blank display name in a game or a creative Instagram bio is generally accepted. Using them to bypass spam filters, fake engagement, or misrepresent content may violate terms. Check the specific platform's rules if you are unsure.

Most screen readers skip Zero Width Space and Zero Width Non-Joiner characters entirely. Hangul Filler may be announced as a Korean character on some screen readers. If accessibility matters in your context, test with a screen reader before deploying invisible characters in production content.