About this invisible text generator
Invisible text is made of Unicode characters that take up no visible space or show as a blank. Apps that refuse an empty field often accept them, which is why people use them for blank game names, empty chat messages, or a gap that regular spaces will not keep. Zero width characters have no width at all, while the Braille blank and the em, en, thin, and hair spaces look like spaces of different widths but are not removed the way normal spaces often are. Choose the type and amount, then copy the result.
How to make invisible text
- Choose an amount. Enter a number from 1 to 1,000 in Number of characters, or press a quick amount.
- Choose a character type. Pick a Character type. Zero width space and Braille pattern blank work in the most places.
- Press Generate invisible text. The box below fills with characters you cannot see; the counts confirm they are there.
- Copy and paste. Press Copy invisible text and paste it into the name field, message, or document.
Frequently asked questions
Which invisible character should I use?
Try the Braille pattern blank first for names and messages, because many apps treat zero width characters as empty. Use the zero width space when you need no visible gap at all, for example to stop a link or a hashtag from forming.
Why does an app still say my name is empty?
Some apps strip zero width characters and spaces before checking a field. Switch to the Braille pattern blank, or add more characters, since a few apps require a minimum length.
How do I know the text is really there?
Check the Characters and Bytes counts under the result. The See the difference section also shows the same word with and without one invisible character, and its count is one higher.
Can invisible characters cause problems?
Yes, they can break searches, passwords, and code because they look like nothing but still count. Never paste them into usernames you need to type later, and use an invisible character remover to clean text.