Invisible Character
Copy an invisible character — a blank text that looks like nothing but counts as a real character. Useful for empty messages, blank names and spacing tricks.
The classic “invisible character” — widely used for empty WhatsApp messages, blank Discord names and invisible usernames.
Truly zero-width: invisible even when selected. Used to break words without a visible space and for invisible names.
Zero-width and non-breaking: keeps two words together without showing anything. Ideal for invisible characters in documents.
A blank Braille pattern. Visually empty but wider than zero-width characters — some platforms accept it where others fail.
Heads-up: some apps and games have started blocking invisible characters in names and messages. If a platform rejects it, try one of the other variants — or use it where you control the text (documents, bios, custom fields).
FAQ
What is an invisible character?
An invisible character is a Unicode character that takes up a position in text but displays as nothing — like the Hangul Filler or the Zero-Width Space. It is often called blank text or an invisible letter.
What is the most common invisible character?
The Hangul Filler (U+3164) is the most widely used — it is invisible on most systems and is accepted in more places than the zero-width space.
How do I send a blank message?
Copy the Hangul Filler or the Zero-Width Space above and send it as a message. On some apps you may need to type another character, paste the filler, then delete the visible character.
Is using an invisible character allowed?
It is just a Unicode character, so there is nothing unsafe about it. But respect each platform’s rules — some games and communities forbid invisible names and may rename or suspend accounts that use them.