Invisible text to copy and paste
Copy a character that looks blank, choose how many you need, and test it before using it elsewhere. Each option has a different Unicode code point.
Choose an invisible character
How to copy invisible text
- Press “Copy invisible text” to copy U+3164 instantly.
- Choose another type and amount if you need a different result.
- Paste it into the destination and check whether that app accepts it.
Which invisible character should you use?
Blank characters behave differently. Try another type if your destination removes the character or rejects the field.
Hangul filler U+3164
Looks like a space; a Hangul compatibility character.
Braille blank U+2800
Takes up space without a drawn glyph.
Zero width space U+200B
Has no width, so it separates text without a visible gap.
Nonbreaking space U+00A0
Looks like a regular space but prevents a line break.
Check and clean pasted text
Paste text to count these four invisible characters. Cleaning removes them while keeping ordinary spaces.
Frequently asked questions
Why does an ordinary space not work?
Some apps trim spaces typed with the space bar. These characters have different Unicode code points, though the destination may still reject them.
Does this work on WhatsApp, Instagram or Free Fire?
It depends on the field and the app’s current rules. Try U+3164 and then U+2800. If it disappears after pasting or saving, that field does not accept it.
How are U+200B and U+3164 different?
U+200B has zero width and creates no visible gap. U+3164 is a Hangul compatibility character that typically occupies space.
How can I tell whether the copy worked?
Paste into the checker on this page. It counts recognized invisible characters and shows their types.
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