Invisible Character
Create invisible characters effortlessly! Copy blank text for social media, gaming, or messaging. Free, instant, no installation required!
6 preset invisible characters
Click any button above to copy a preset number of invisible characters to your clipboard. The buttons range from small (1 character) to 3xl (30 characters).
Manual Copy Method
If the preset buttons don't work, you can manually copy the invisible character here. Click the select button, then use keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+C or Cmd+C) or right-click to copy.
Custom Invisible Character Generator
Enter a number in the input field below. Click 'Generate' to create that many invisible characters and automatically copy them to your clipboard. The result will appear in the 'Test Area & Character Count' box below or to the right.
Test Area & Character Count
Paste your copied invisible characters here to test them. The placeholder text will be replaced when you paste.
Invisible Characters Table
| Character Name | Character Value | Unicode Value |
|---|---|---|
| Space | U+0020 | |
| No-Break Space | U+00A0 | |
| En Quad | U+2000 | |
| Em Quad | U+2001 | |
| En Space | U+2002 | |
| Em Space | U+2003 | |
| Three-Per-Em Space | U+2004 | |
| Four-Per-Em Space | U+2005 | |
| Six-Per-Em Space | U+2006 | |
| Figure Space | U+2007 | |
| Punctuation Space | U+2008 | |
| Thin Space | U+2009 | |
| Hair Space | U+200A | |
| Line Separator | U+2028 | |
| Medium Mathematical Space | U+205F | |
| Ideographic Space | U+3000 |
What is Invisible Character?
Invisible characters are characters, such as letters or numbers, that exist and take up space in digital text or computer code but have no visible representation or glyph. These characters are part of the Unicode standard and are used for a variety of purposes, such as formatting text, controlling line breaks, or defining specific types of spacing.
While the standard space character (U+0020) is the most common invisible character, the term also often includes other whitespace or nonprinting characters that may look like regular spaces (or not at all) but have different underlying codes and functions.
How to Use It?
Scroll to the table above and you will find that we provide 16 types of Invisible Characters. For each type of Character, we provide its Unicode Value, Unicode Name and Character Value. You can select any character and click the value in the Unicode Value column to copy it.
For copying various Invisible Characters, we also provide a variety of different methods for you to choose from. You can directly click the button to copy, or generate a specified number of spaces.