Invisible Character

Invisible Character Generator

Option 1: Zero Width Space (‎)

Best for: WhatsApp, Discord Messages, Instagram Bio, & Passwords.

Option 2: Blank Gamer Tag (ㅤ)

Best for: Among Us, PUBG Mobile, Fortnite & Free Fire Names.

What is the Invisible Character?

The invisible character—often referred to as empty text, blank space, or invisible text—is a unique Unicode character that appears as a blank space on your screen but is treated by computers as a valid letter. Unlike the standard spacebar on your keyboard (which most websites automatically delete), these special characters allow you to send blank messages, create invisible folders, and set ghost usernames in online games.

Invisible Character vs. Standard Space: The Technical Difference

As a developer or power user, you might wonder: “Why can’t I just type a space?” The answer lies in how modern applications process text strings.

Most apps (like Discord, Instagram, and WhatsApp) run a function called trim() on your input. This function detects “Whitespace” (ASCII 32) at the beginning or end of your message and deletes it. However, the Zero Width Space (U+200E) and the Hangul Filler (U+3164) are not classified as standard whitespace by these filters. They are technically “letters” that just happen to be invisible.

Character NameUnicode ValueHTML EntityBest Use Case
Standard SpaceU+0020 Normal typing (Deleted by filters).
Zero Width SpaceU+200E‎WhatsApp & Discord Messages (Totally invisible).
Hangul FillerU+3164ㅤGaming Usernames (Acts as a wide separator).
Zero Width JoinerU+200D‍Combining Emojis (Complex use).

Ultimate Guide: How to Use Invisible Text on Every Platform

1. Discord: Invisible Names and Messages

Discord is notorious for blocking empty messages. If you try to send a space, the app refuses to deliver it. Here is the workaround:

  • For Messages: Use Option 1 (Zero Width Space). Paste it into the chat bar and hit Enter. You will send a “ghost message” that confuses your server members.
  • For Usernames: Discord recently updated their system to block many invisible characters in usernames. However, the Hangul Filler (Option 2) still works on many servers for “Server Nicknames” (not your main account ID).

2. WhatsApp: Send Empty Bubbles

Want to send a blank message to your friends on WhatsApp or set a “No Name” profile? Standard spaces are blocked.

  1. Click Copy Invisible Text (Option 1) above.
  2. Open WhatsApp and paste it into the chat.
  3. The “Send” button (Airplane icon) will light up, even though the text box looks empty.
  4. Hit send!

3. Among Us & PUBG: The “Impostor” Name

In mobile games like Among Us, PUBG Mobile, and Free Fire, having no name is a tactical advantage—it makes it harder for enemies to call out your position. These games do not accept the Zero Width Space (it’s too small). You must use the Hangul Filler (U+3164).

Use Option 2 in our tool above. This character is actually a Korean filler symbol that the game engine interprets as a visible letter, preventing the “Invalid Name” error.

4. Instagram Bio: Clean Line Breaks

Have you ever tried to make a list in your Instagram Bio, only for the app to squish everything into one messy paragraph? Instagram removes line breaks that don’t have text on them.

The Fix: Paste the invisible character at the end of every line in your bio. This “tricks” Instagram into thinking there is content on that line, forcing it to keep your beautiful formatting intact.


Troubleshooting: Why Isn’t It Working?

If you pasted the text but it didn’t work, here are the common reasons:

  • Wrong Character Choice: You might be using the Zero Width Space (Option 1) for a game that requires the Hangul Filler (Option 2). Try the other button.
  • Platform Updates: Apps like Discord and Twitter update their “Blacklisted Characters” regularly. If `U+200E` is blocked, try `U+200B` or `U+200D`.
  • Browser Encoding: Sometimes copying from a mobile browser converts the special character into a standard space. Use the “Copy” buttons above, which use the direct JavaScript Clipboard API to prevent this error.

Creative Use Cases for Invisible Text

Beyond just sending blank messages, the invisible character is a powerful tool for digital customization. Here are the most popular ways our community uses it:

📁 Invisible Desktop Folders

Want to hide files on your Windows or Mac desktop? Rename a folder and paste the Zero Width Space as the name. Then, change the folder icon to a transparent image. It becomes completely invisible!

🐦 Blank Twitter Name

Twitter (X) requires a display name, but you can bypass this. Paste the invisible character to have a “Ghost Profile” that confuses people in the replies.

📹 No Name on Zoom

Don’t want your name displayed in a Zoom class or meeting? Rename yourself using the invisible character to appear as a blank box in the participant list.

🎨 Want to Style Your Text Instead?

If you are trying to customize your social profiles, don’t just use empty space. Check out our Instagram Font Generator.

It allows you to convert normal text into 𝐁𝐨𝐥𝐝, 𝐶𝑢𝑟𝑠𝑖𝑣𝑒, and 𝙼𝚘𝚗𝚘𝚜𝚙𝚊𝚌𝚎 styles to grab attention in your bio.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is using invisible text bannable in games?
Generally, no. It is simply a text character. However, some competitive tournaments may ask you to change it to a visible name for broadcasting purposes.

Does this work on iPhone (iOS) and Android?
Yes! Unicode is a universal standard supported by every modern smartphone, tablet, and PC operating system.

👨‍💻 Developer’s Note:
I built this tool to be the fastest, cleanest invisible text generator on the web. Unlike other sites that are riddled with popups, this tool runs 100% client-side in your browser. No data is sent to any server, ensuring your privacy and safety.

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