Choose an invisible Unicode character and how many you need, then copy the blank result. The Hangul filler, U+3164, is the common choice for an empty name; a single one takes 3 UTF-8 bytes. You can also slip one between each letter of a word, so hello gets four hidden characters.
Gamers wanting a blank nickname, people sending an empty-looking message, and developers testing how a form handles whitespace all need a character that prints as nothing. Typing one is awkward because most keyboards cannot produce it. This generator builds a string of one of six blank code points, from the Hangul filler and Braille pattern blank to the zero width space, and reports the code point, the character name and how many UTF-8 bytes the string uses. A second mode places the chosen character between every letter of your own text. One limit: each app decides for itself which blanks to accept, and many trim or reject zero width characters, so test the result where you plan to use it.
Choose Blank string for empty text, or Insert into my text to hide characters between letters.
Select one of six blank code points; the Hangul filler and Braille blank survive name filters most often.
Use the stepper for how many blanks, or type the word to spread them through.
Use Copy result and paste it where you need it; the code point and byte count are shown beside it.
Result Invisible text (copy it): ㅤ
Code point: U+3164
Character name: Hangul filler
Invisible characters: 1
UTF-8 bytes: 3
One Hangul filler is the usual pick for a blank game or chat name, and it takes three bytes.
Result Invisible text (copy it):
Code point: U+00A0
Character name: No-break space
Invisible characters: 5
UTF-8 bytes: 10
Useful for padding a line where ordinary spaces would collapse; each one is two bytes.
Result Invisible text (copy it): hello
Code point: U+200B
Character name: Zero width space
Invisible characters: 4
UTF-8 bytes: 12
Four zero width spaces sit between the five letters, so the word looks unchanged but no longer matches a plain search for hello.
bytes = number of invisible characters × UTF-8 length of the code point
code pointUTF-8 lengthBlank mode repeats the chosen code point the number of times you set. Insert mode splits your text into visible characters, using grapheme rules so accented letters and emoji stay whole, and joins them with the blank character, giving one fewer blank than letters. Byte counts matter because some platforms limit names by bytes rather than by characters.
The Hangul filler, U+3164, is accepted by many games and chat apps because it counts as a letter rather than whitespace. The Braille pattern blank, U+2800, is the usual fallback when the filler is rejected.
The app trims whitespace and zero width characters before checking the field. Switch to a character it treats as printable, such as the Hangul filler or Braille blank, and try again.
U+200B marks a place where a long word or URL may break across lines without showing a space. Because it has no width, it is also used to hide a break inside a word.
Under UTF-8 the no-break space takes 2 bytes, and the Hangul filler, Braille blank, em space and zero width characters take 3 bytes each. The byte total is shown under the result.
This page creates them rather than detecting them. Pasting the text into a code editor that shows Unicode escapes, or a character counter, will reveal a length longer than the visible letters.
No. The string is built in your browser, the text you type for Insert mode stays on your device, and nothing is stored after you leave the page.
Using this tool in an assignment, article or report? Copy a citation, or a link for your website.
Tools Directory Editorial Team. (2026, October 15). Invisible Character Generator. Tools Directory. Retrieved October 26, 2026, from https://tools.milunir.com/text-tools/fancy-and-stylish-text/invisible-character-generator/
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