Invisible Character Generator

Input text (optional)

Invisible character type

Mode

Repeat count

Output (the invisible text — may look empty)

Escaped (visible) preview — shows code points for each character generated

\u200B

Counts

Chars: 0 · Codepoints: 0

Tip: If output looks empty, use "Copy Escaped" to verify codepoints.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an invisible character?

An invisible character is a Unicode character that has no visible glyph (or is a blank/space). Examples include Zero Width Space (U+200B) and Non-Breaking Space (U+00A0).

Where can I use these characters?

They are commonly used for blank usernames, hidden messages, formatting hacks, or testing input handling. Avoid using them maliciously — respect platform rules.

Why does the output look empty?

Invisible characters do not render visually. Use the "Copy Escaped" button or the Escaped preview to confirm which codepoints were generated. You can paste the output into a text field to see its effect.

Are invisible characters safe?

Yes — they are standard Unicode characters used for spacing and formatting. However, misuse (spam, deception) may violate platform policies.