Invisible Text

1. Choose a character—the Hangul Filler works in most games and on WhatsApp—and set the quantity.
2. Click Copy invisible character, then paste it wherever you want (Ctrl+V or tap and hold on your phone).
3. To check text instead, paste it into the second box to see which hidden characters it contains—and remove them with one click.

Which invisible character should I use?

• Hangul Filler (U+3164): A "letter" from the Korean alphabet with no visible shape. Because it counts as a letter, it works in fields that reject names made up only of spaces—making it a popular choice for blank nicknames and messages.
• Blank Braille (U+2800): Useful for adding line breaks to Instagram bios and captions, which remove regular blank lines.
• Zero-width space (U+200B): Takes up no space at all. Some websites and games block it because it's used to bypass word filters.

Each app has its own rules, which may change without notice. If one character is rejected, try another from the list.

Hidden characters in copied text

Text copied from websites, PDFs, and AI assistants can sometimes contain invisible characters—zero-width spaces, BOMs, soft hyphens, and nonbreaking spaces. They can disrupt searches, passwords, Excel formulas, and text comparisons without making the cause obvious. The Detect and remove box lists each character and its count, then cleans up the text. Characters that take up space are replaced with a regular space so words don't run together.