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Invisible Character

Copy and paste invisible characters (blank text) for Instagram, Discord, TikTok, WhatsApp, documents and more. Includes zero-width characters and special spaces.

What Is an Invisible Character?

An invisible character (blank text) is a real Unicode character that has no visible glyph. You can copy and paste it into bios, usernames, chat messages, or documents to create spacing, blank lines, or subtle formatting (platform rules vary).

How to Use

  1. Click any tile to copy (e.g. [zwsp], [blank]).
  2. Paste into Instagram/Discord/TikTok/WhatsApp bios, usernames, or messages.
  3. Test on the target app: some platforms may trim or block invisible characters.

Tip

For “blank username” tricks, try [blank] (Braille blank) or [hangul] (Hangul filler). For typography spacing, use [zwsp] / [thin] / [nnbsp] / [en] / [em] spaces.

Related Pages

Try these for better bio formatting:

Popular Blank Templates (Copy‑Paste Ready)

Blank Lines (3 lines)

For bio formatting and spacing (results vary by platform)

⠀
⠀
⠀
5 chars

Blank Username (Braille blank x5)

Often more reliable for “blank name” tricks

⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
5 chars

Blank Username (Hangul filler x5)

Sometimes preserved better than normal spaces

ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ
5 chars

Zero Width Space (x10)

For subtle spacing (some apps may trim/block it)

​​​​​​​​​​
10 chars

Word Joiner (x10)

A compact invisible sequence to test on stricter apps

⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠
10 chars

Non-Breaking Space Gap

For spacing that should not wrap between lines

     
5 chars

Mixed Bio Spacer

Braille blank + zero width space + ideographic space combo

⠀​ ​⠀
5 chars

FAQ

Why doesn't it work after I paste?
Many apps automatically trim or collapse whitespace. Try [blank] (Braille blank) or combine multiple characters, then test on the target platform.
Is it the same as a normal space?
Not exactly. Normal spaces are often collapsed. Zero‑width characters are for control/formatting. Braille blank often behaves like a preserved placeholder.
Which one is best for a “blank username”?
[blank] (Braille blank) is usually the most reliable. If the platform forbids blank names, it may still reject it.
Is it safe to use?
These are standard Unicode characters. They are generally safe, but platforms may restrict bios/usernames—use sparingly and follow platform rules.

Common Invisible Characters

[blank]
Blank character (Braille Pattern Blank)
[hangul]
Hangul Filler
[hwhangul]
Halfwidth Hangul Filler
[hchoseong]
Hangul Choseong Filler
[hjungseong]
Hangul Jungseong Filler
[zwsp]
Zero Width Space (ZWSP)
[zwnj]
Zero Width Non-Joiner (ZWNJ)
[zwj]
Zero Width Joiner (ZWJ)
[wj]
Word Joiner (WJ)
[bom]
Zero Width No-Break Space / BOM
[soft]
Soft Hyphen (SHY)
[cgj]
Combining Grapheme Joiner (CGJ)
[mvs]
Mongolian Vowel Separator (MVS)
[vs15]
Variation Selector-15 (Text Style)
[vs16]
Variation Selector-16 (Emoji Style)

Direction and Formatting Marks

[lrm]
Left-to-Right Mark (LRM)
[rlm]
Right-to-Left Mark (RLM)
[alm]
Arabic Letter Mark (ALM)
[lri]
Left-to-Right Isolate (LRI)
[rli]
Right-to-Left Isolate (RLI)
[fsi]
First Strong Isolate (FSI)
[pdi]
Pop Directional Isolate (PDI)
[line-sep]
Line Separator
[para-sep]
Paragraph Separator

Special Spaces

[space]
Normal Space
[tab]
Character Tabulation
[nbsp]
Non‑Breaking Space (NBSP)
[nnbsp]
Narrow No‑Break Space (NNBSP)
[ogham]
Ogham Space Mark
[ideo]
Ideographic Space (Full‑Width)
[thin]
Thin Space
[en]
En Space
[em]
Em Space
[1/3]
Three-Per-Em Space
[1/4]
Four-Per-Em Space
[1/6]
Six-Per-Em Space
[num]
Figure Space
[punct]
Punctuation Space
[hair]
Hair Space
[mms]
Medium Mathematical Space