Invisible Text Copy & Paste Tool with Platform-Specific Blank Characters

What are Invisible Characters?

Invisible characters look like empty spaces, but they’re actually special Unicode symbols. You can’t see them, but computers and apps still recognize them as real text. They’re often used to trick platforms into accepting “blank” names, send empty messages, or add hidden spacing. It’s like typing something that’s there but completely invisible to the human eye.

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 It helps you:

• Detect invisible Unicode characters in any text
  
  
• Remove problematic or unnecessary ones
  
  
• Fix formatting issues caused by copy-pasted LLM content (like Em Dashes or ZWSPs)
  
  

Perfect for editors, coders, and anyone debugging odd text formatting.

How are Invisible Characters Used?

These characters can be used to create unique usernames, send “empty” messages on messaging platforms or for testing software. 

• Usernames & Display Names
  
  • People use invisible characters to create completely blank profile names or to bypass "name already taken" restrictions. This is popular on platforms like Instagram, WhatsApp, Discord, and Roblox.
• Empty Messages / Chat Pranks
  
  • Users send totally blank chat bubbles in iMessage, Android SMS, WhatsApp, and Discord for fun or to keep streaks going.
• Creative Spacing & Formatting
  
  • Invisible characters are often used to insert precise spacing in bios, stories, or captions, especially on Instagram and TikTok.
• Bypassing Filters or Minimum Length Rules
  
  • These characters can bypass input restrictions in forms that require text or block certain characters.
• QA Testing & Bug Discovery
  
  • Software testers use invisible characters to uncover encoding or trimming issues in applications. They help reveal how an app handles non-printing Unicode.

How Our Free Invisible Character Copy & Paste Tool Works

Our free, unlimited use Invisible Character Tool is the most complete solution available for generating blank text across every major platform. Whether you're sending an empty message, creating a blank display name, or adding invisible spacing, the tool helps you find and copy the exact Unicode character that works best for your platform.

What Makes Our Tool Unique

• Platform-Smart Character Selection - Unlike generic tools, this one recommends the best invisible character for each platform or use case:
• Complete Character Database - Includes 40+ invisible characters grouped by type:
• Real-Time Platform Compatibility - Each character shows whether it's:
  
  • ✅ Fully supported
  • ⚠️ Partially supported
  • ❌ Blocked

Key Features

1. Smart Auto-Selection

Just choose your platform, and the tool picks the best character—no trial-and-error required.

2. Live Preview & Editor

Test invisible characters in real time using the visual editor. You can:

• See how your invisible text looks
• Add characters anywhere in your own message
• Toggle between visual mode and Unicode display

3. Easy Copy Options

• One-click copy button
• Manual copy as backup
• Choose the number of characters you want to copy

4. User Friendly

• Mobile-friendly and fast
• No downloads or registration required
• Free
• Unlimited Use

5. Full Unicode Info for Every Character

Information about each character is provided including:

• Code
• Description
• Category
• HTML
• Example
• Copy 

How to Use It

Option 1: Quick Copy (Best for most users)

• Select your platform (e.g. Instagram, TikTok)
• Tool picks the right character
• Choose how many characters to copy
• Click “Copy” and paste wherever you need

Option 2: Manual Mode

• Browse all invisible characters
• Review which ones work on your platform
• Copy the one you want to use

Option 3: Live Test Area

• Type or paste text into the editor
• Insert invisible characters at any point
• Copy the final version to clipboard

Specific Platform - Platforms are Always Changing

Each platform has different requirements and filters; what works today may not work in the future. We provide a complete list of Invisible Characters so that if one doesn’t work, you can try another. 

Every subsection supplies a quick platform overview (why people care, any famous meme/story) followed by at-a-glance use-cases with the exact Unicode you should copy. Reference links are included for fact-checking or deeper reading.

TikTok

TikTok users chased the viral “blank profile” trend during 2021–22; the Object Replacement Character seems to be the best option for TikTok.

• Use-Case 1 - Invisible Display Name
  
  
  • Recommended code: U+FFFC (Object Replacement Character)
  • Reference: Reddit success thread Reddit
  • Notes: Works in the “Name” field; often blocked in “Username.”
    
    
• Use-Case 2 - Blank Comment / Caption Spacer
  
  
  • Recommended code: U+200B (Zero-Width Space)
    Reference: Generic ZWSP resource Unicode Explorer
  • Notes: Paste once for an empty comment; pad hashtags invisibly by repeating twice.

Instagram

Creators use invisible text for empty bios, secret line-breaks, and the legendary “nameless” Among Us profile screenshot that went viral on IG Stories in 2020.

• Use-Case 1 – Blank Display Name / Bio Line
  
  
  • Code: U+3164 (Hangul Filler “ㅤ”)
  • Comments: Accepted in the Name & Bio fields; if trimmed, add a second copy.
    
    
• Use-Case 2 – Aesthetic Story Spacing
  
  
  • Code: U+200A (Hair Space)
  • Comments: Insert multiple Hair Spaces to create precise kerning or blank slides.

WhatsApp

Overview - Blank messages are a classic prank; thousands of YouTube shorts show the “send empty chat bubble” trick.

• Use-Case 1 – Empty Chat Bubble
  
  
  • Code: U+3164 (Hangul Filler “ㅤ”)
  • Comments: Works on Android & iOS; add 3× for older devices if single char fails.
    
    
• Use-Case 2 – Invisible Profile Name
  
  
  • Code: U+3164 (Hangul Filler “ㅤ”)
  • Comments: Paste once in Name → Save. Contacts will see a blank sender.

Discord

Overview – Gamers hide from @mentions with zero-width tricks; a famous 2019 screenshot showed a totally un-clickable blank DM name (see photo below).

• Use-Case 1 – Invisible Server Nickname (not always working)
  
  • Code: U+200B (Zero-Width Space)
  • Reference: Reddit explainer Reddit
  • Comments: Set as Nickname; appears blank in member list.
    
    
• Use-Case 2 – Blank Message / Spoiler Gap
  
  • Code: U+200D (Zero-Width Joiner)
  • Comments: Paste once; Discord sends an empty line—great for spoiler spacing.
    

Twitter / X

Overview – Users periodically share “How to get a blank display name in 30 sec” threads; the Arabic combining mark is the current winner after earlier fillers were patched. Copy Paste Dump

• Use-Case 1 – Invisible Display Name
  
  
  • Code: U+064B (Arabic Fathatan)
  • Comments: Copy once; hit Save. If blocked, try double-pasting.
    
    
• Use-Case 2 – Blank Tweet
  
  
  • Code: U+FE0F (Variation Selector-16) + normal space
  • Comments: Paste VS16, add one space, post—tweet looks empty in feeds.

Roblox (and Other Games: Fortnite, Free Fire, Steam)

Overview – “Ghost player” display names exploded on YouTube tutorials; dev-forum threads track every new Unicode patch.

• Use-Case 1 – Blank Display Name
  
  
  • Code: U+3164 (Hangul Filler) or U+FFA0 (Half-width Filler)
  • Comments: Roblox may flag U+3164—try the half-width variant as backup.
    
    
• Use-Case 2 – Invisible Game Title Easter Egg
  
  
  • Code: U+2800 repeat × 20 for title padding
  • Comments: Creates a “secret” game only accessible via direct link.

Texting (iPhone and Android)

Overview - Native texting apps (Apple iMessage on iPhone, Google Messages / Samsung Messages on Android) block plain spaces, so you cannot press “Send” on an empty bubble. So you need to paste a non-printing Unicode character. TikTok compilations of “send a blank text to your crush” still circulate, and Apple’s own Messages app doesn’t flag the trick.

• Use-Case - Send a Blank Text
  
  
  • Code: U+2800 (Braille Pattern Blank)
  • Comments: Paste once → Send. Shows a completely blank bubble on both platforms. If iOS17 auto-collapses it, paste twice.

Alternatively, you can use the “Invisible Ink” Feature on iPhones

List of Unicode Invisible Characters including HTML

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