Free Online Invisible Character Copier
Copy a truly blank Unicode character for empty usernames, comments, and messages.
U+200B · 10 characters
Some apps remove invisible characters automatically. If a platform rejects the result, try a different character type or add a visible letter.
About the Invisible Character Copier
An invisible character is a Unicode character that takes up space but has no visible glyph. People use them to create blank usernames, empty comments, invisible spacer text, and clean-looking profile fields where a platform requires some text.
Which character should I use?
- Zero-width space (U+200B): the most widely accepted option for blank names and messages.
- Word joiner (U+2060): useful when a platform trims a zero-width space.
- Braille blank (U+2800): a blank-looking character that many games and social apps accept.
- Non-breaking space (U+00A0): creates a blank space that does not collapse.
How to use it
- Choose a character type and how many copies you need.
- Click Copy invisible text.
- Paste it into the name, comment, or message field.
Frequently asked questions
Why does the box look empty?
The character has no visible glyph by design. The box still contains the copied text.
Will it work everywhere?
No. Some platforms trim whitespace, filter unusual Unicode, or require a visible name. Try another character type if the first one does not work.
Is this harmful?
No. It is a normal Unicode character. Use it responsibly and follow each platform's rules.