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Invisible Text Copy and Paste

Copy and paste invisible text and blank space. Use one of 68 quick presets, or choose from 36 blank and zero-width characters, see each name and Unicode code, and repeat a blank character up to 100 times.

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Quick presets

How do I use it?

  1. 1Tap a quick preset, or set how many times to repeat a character (0 to 100).
  2. 2Tap Copy next to a blank character.
  3. 3Paste it into the name or text field.

Which blank character should I use?

For an empty-looking name or message, start with the Hangul Filler (U+3164). If an app removes it, try the Braille Pattern Blank (U+2800). For spacing that takes no room, use the Zero Width Space (U+200B).

Blank space vs. zero-width characters

Blank characters like the Em Space have width, so they push text apart. Zero-width characters have no width; they are useful for joining or splitting text without a visible gap.

Use blank text fairly

Use blank characters only where an app allows them. Do not use them to hide words, copy someone's name or get around filters.

Frequently asked questions

How do I check that I copied a blank character?

Paste it into a text box. The cursor moves forward but nothing appears. The “Copied” message on this page also confirms which character was copied.

Why did an app remove my invisible text?

Some apps trim or block blank characters. Try a different one, such as the Hangul Filler or Braille Pattern Blank, or follow the app's name rules.

What is invisible text?

Invisible text is a blank character that looks empty but is still a real character. Some apps accept it where an empty field or normal space is not allowed.

Which blank character works best?

The Hangul Filler (U+3164) and Braille Pattern Blank (U+2800) are kept by many apps that remove normal spaces. Results differ by app, so test first.

How many invisible characters are here?

As of October 2026, this tool has 104 options: 36 blank and zero-width characters with their names and Unicode codes, plus 68 ready-made presets. You can repeat a character up to 100 times.

Should I use invisible text to trick people?

No. Use blank characters for layout and empty names where an app allows it. Do not use them to hide text, impersonate others or get around rules or filters.