Invisible Character Generator

Create invisible Unicode characters for blank text, usernames, messages, and formatting.

Invisible Character Generator
Create copy-ready blank Unicode characters with type, count, and separators.
Settings
Start small (1–10) and increase only if needed.
Tip: If your app blocks one type, switch to another and try again.
Result
Nothing generated yet
Choose settings and click Generate to create invisible text you can copy.

About Invisible Character Generator

Invisible Character Generator – Copy Blank Text for Names, Messages, and Forms

Sometimes you need “nothing” that still counts as text. An invisible character is a real Unicode symbol that has no visible glyph (or looks like a normal space) but behaves like a character in many apps. With an Invisible Character Generator you can create blank-looking text for usernames, nicknames, chat messages, form fields, and layout tricks—without guessing which character works on a specific platform.

This tool generates reliable invisible characters such as Zero Width Space, Zero Width Non-Joiner, Zero Width Joiner, and Non-Breaking Space. You choose the type and quantity, then copy the output instantly. A formatted preview helps you confirm the size of the “blank” string before you paste it into a game, social profile, or document. The result panel also includes raw output for one-click copying and reuse.

How It Works

The generator creates a string of Unicode characters that render as invisible or whitespace. Because these are valid characters, many platforms treat them as input instead of empty text. You can generate a single character for a subtle effect or a longer sequence when you need a larger blank area.

How to Generate Invisible Characters

  • 1. Select a character type: choose the invisible Unicode you want to use.
  • 2. Choose quantity: generate a small or large blank string.
  • 3. Pick a separator: output as one continuous string or separated by spaces/new lines.
  • 4. Generate: the tool creates a copy-ready result and raw output.
  • 5. Copy and paste: use the Copy button to place the text wherever you need it.

Different apps handle invisible characters differently. For example, some username fields block normal spaces but accept zero-width characters, while others allow a non-breaking space. That is why this tool offers multiple character types and a clean way to test them quickly.

Features

Multiple Invisible Unicode Types

Generate Zero Width Space (ZWSP), Zero Width Non-Joiner (ZWNJ), Zero Width Joiner (ZWJ), and Non-Breaking Space (NBSP). Each has different behavior across platforms. ZWSP often works well for chat and formatting, while NBSP behaves like a space that does not collapse in certain contexts.

Quantity Control for Any Use

Need a single invisible character to bypass “required field” validation, or a longer string to create spacing in a profile bio? Quantity control makes the output match your specific scenario. You can generate short, medium, or large batches instantly.

Copy-Ready Result and Raw Output

The result panel shows a clean preview and a raw output block optimized for copying. The raw output is the exact string you should paste into your target app. This reduces mistakes caused by hidden characters getting trimmed or altered during editing.

Use Cases

  • Blank usernames and nicknames: create a name that looks empty in supported apps or games.
  • Invisible chat messages: send a “blank” message when platforms prevent sending empty text.
  • Form field testing: check how validation behaves when the input is not visually present.
  • Formatting and layout: add spacing without visible characters in certain editors.
  • Placeholders: create intentional gaps in templates, notes, or drafts.
  • Social profiles: add minimal spacing or invisible separators in bios where allowed.

For best results, test a couple of character types if your target platform filters specific Unicode symbols. The generator makes that quick: change the type, regenerate, and paste again.

Optimization Tips

Start with Zero Width Space

ZWSP is a common choice because it is truly invisible and often accepted where normal spaces are rejected. If your target blocks ZWSP, try ZWNJ or ZWJ next. If you specifically need a space-like character, NBSP is useful.

Use Small Quantities First

Many systems trim long whitespace-like strings. Begin with 1–10 characters, then increase only if you need a larger blank area. If a platform has length limits, smaller sequences are more likely to pass validation.

Choose the Right Separator

A continuous string is best for usernames and single-field inputs. New-line separated output can be helpful for testing multi-line editors, while space-separated output is useful when you want to insert invisible markers between words without changing how the text looks.

FAQ

Not always. Some generated characters are zero-width and do not behave like spaces. Others, like NBSP, are space-like but have different rules (for example, they may not collapse or wrap like a normal space).

Platforms may filter certain Unicode ranges, trim whitespace, or normalize text. If one character type is blocked, generate another type and test again.

Yes. Use the Copy button to copy the raw output. The characters are invisible, so it helps to keep a note about the type and quantity you used in case you need to recreate the same result.

Many users start with Zero Width Space. If it is blocked, try Zero Width Non-Joiner or Zero Width Joiner. If the platform allows space-like characters, Non-Breaking Space may work better.

Why Use This Tool?

Invisible characters are tricky because you cannot see what you are copying. This generator provides a clean, premium interface with predictable outputs: choose a type, choose a quantity, and copy. It is faster than hunting for random Unicode sources and safer than pasting unknown characters into important fields.

If you need blank-looking text for messaging, profiles, testing, or formatting, this tool gives you repeatable, copy-ready results in seconds.