Invisible Text Generator
Generate invisible text — blank characters that copy and paste as nothing. Perfect for empty usernames, blank messages, and spacing where a normal space gets stripped. Choose a character type, set how many you want, and copy. It is plain Unicode, so it pastes anywhere, and nothing leaves your browser.
U+3164 · blank glyph (occupies space)
Your invisible text is ready below. It looks empty on purpose — use the copy button to grab it.
Invisible characters: 1
How to use Invisible Text Generator
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Pick a character type
Choose which invisible character to use. Hangul filler is the most widely accepted blank; switch to another if an app strips it.
- 2
Choose how many
Set the count to generate a single invisible character or a longer blank run for wider spacing.
- 3
Copy the invisible text
The output looks empty, which is the point. Use the copy button to put the invisible characters on your clipboard.
- 4
Paste it anywhere
Paste it into a username, bio, message, or game name. It is plain Unicode, so the blank travels with it.
About invisible text and blank characters
What makes a character invisible?
An invisible character is a real Unicode character that renders as nothing — no ink, and sometimes no width either. Your keyboard's space bar produces an ordinary space, but many apps treat a leading, trailing, or lone space as empty and trim it. Special blank characters get around that: to the app they are ordinary text, so they survive, yet on screen they show nothing.
This tool offers a few of them because no single blank works everywhere. Hangul filler and Braille blank are blank glyphs that still occupy a little width; Zero-Width Space and Word Joiner take up no width at all.
Blank usernames and empty messages
The classic use is a blank name on Discord, Instagram, TikTok, or a game profile — a display name that appears empty. Pasting a single invisible character where the name goes is usually enough. Sending a message that looks empty works the same way: the message contains an invisible character, so the app accepts it even though there is nothing to read.
Generate more than one character when you need a wider blank — for indentation, fake spacing, or pushing text around in apps that collapse normal spaces.
If a blank gets stripped, switch types
Apps handle invisible characters differently. Some keep every blank; others strip zero-width characters as a security or formatting measure. If your invisible text disappears when you paste it, try a different character type from the picker.
As a rule, Hangul filler is the most broadly accepted, Braille blank is a strong backup, and the zero-width options are best where you specifically want zero width and know the target app keeps them.
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