Invisible Character Copy Paste

Copy invisible characters and blank text

Copy a blank character, generate repeated invisible text, and test whether the pasted result is actually present. Use it for layout checks, profile formatting, empty messages, and Unicode compatibility tests.

Generate blank text

Choose a character, set the amount, then copy the generated invisible text.

Character typeAmount

Generated output

3 x U+200B

Test invisible text here

Paste invisible text into the box. If the counter changes while the box appears blank, the character is present.

Characters0

Code pointsNone

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Invisible character table

Use this table to compare common blank and invisible Unicode characters. Some are spacing characters, while others are zero-width formatting characters.

U+0020

Regular Space

Standard visible text spacing.

Spacing

HTML:  
Sample: [ ]
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U+00A0

No-Break Space

Keeps adjacent words from breaking across lines.

Spacing

HTML:  
Sample: [ ]
Copy

U+2002

En Space

Medium-width typographic spacing.

Spacing

HTML:  
Sample: [ ]
Copy

U+2003

Em Space

Wide typographic spacing roughly equal to the font size.

Spacing

HTML:  
Sample: [ ]
Copy

U+2009

Thin Space

Narrow spacing for compact typography.

Spacing

HTML:  
Sample: [ ]
Copy

U+200A

Hair Space

Very narrow spacing for fine layout tests.

Spacing

HTML:  
Sample: [ ]
Copy

U+200B

Zero Width Space

Adds an invisible break opportunity in text without showing a normal space.

Zero width

HTML
Sample: []
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U+2060

Word Joiner

Helps keep nearby text together while remaining invisible.

Zero width

HTML: ⁠
Sample: [⁠]
Copy

U+3164

Hangul Filler

Often accepted where a visible blank profile name or empty field is needed.

Common

HTML: ㅤ
Sample: [ㅤ]
Copy

U+200C

Zero Width Non-Joiner

Prevents characters from joining in scripts where joining behavior matters.

Zero width

HTML: &zwnj;
Sample: [‌]
Copy

U+200D

Zero Width Joiner

Joins characters and is also used inside many emoji sequences.

Zero width

HTML: &zwj;
Sample: [‍]
Copy

U+2063

Invisible Separator

Separates text invisibly in technical or formatting tests.

Special

HTML: ⁣
Sample: [⁣]
Copy

U+2800

Braille Pattern Blank

Blank-looking character that is often accepted in usernames and labels.

Common

HTML: ⠀
Sample: [⠀]
Copy

U+FEFF

Zero Width No-Break Space

Legacy invisible no-break character. Use only when compatibility requires it.

Zero width

HTML
Sample: []
Copy

Blank profile names

Use blank-looking characters where a platform rejects a normal empty field. Platform rules can change, so test before relying on it.

Empty messages

Invisible text can help test chat apps, status fields, and message boxes that do not accept a regular blank space.

Layout diagnostics

Zero-width and spacing characters are useful when checking line breaks, word wrapping, and copy-paste behavior.

Compatibility notes

Some platforms remove or normalize invisible characters during form submission.
Characters may be visible in code editors, accessibility tools, or moderation systems.
Zero-width characters can make debugging text harder, so avoid using them in passwords, legal names, or important records.

Related CopyBox tools

Blank space copy Symbols Text repeater Fonts

Frequently asked questions

What is an invisible character?

It is a Unicode character that can exist in text while appearing blank or nearly blank to the human eye.

Can I send an empty message with it?

Often yes, but each app has its own rules. If an app strips the character, try another blank character from the table.

Why does the blank text stop working on some sites?

Some forms normalize whitespace or remove zero-width characters to prevent formatting issues and abuse.

Is invisible text safe to use?

Use it for formatting, testing, and light profile customization. Avoid placing invisible characters in important records, passwords, or official names.