Invisible Symbols

Discover a variety of invisible and blank characters to use online. Perfect for social media, usernames, and creating unique spacing effects. Simply click to copy and use them wherever you like!

Invisible Unicode Characters

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Blank Spaces of Different Widths

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Invisible Character Combinations

ZWSP×2
ZWSP×3
ZWSP×4
Braille×2
Braille×3
Line Break
Paragraph
• (Hidden)
ZWSP+Braille
Mixed

Special Use Case Examples

Cool​User
Hello⠀World
Insta Break
​.​
Discord Empty
Twitter Gap
file​name.txt
cool​website
Blank Comment
Empty Line

Additional Symbol Categories

About Invisible Symbols

Invisible symbols and blank characters are special Unicode characters that are either completely invisible or appear as blank spaces. These can be incredibly useful in various online contexts:

Ways to Use Invisible Symbols

  • Create unique usernames when your preferred name is taken
  • Add spacing in platforms that don't allow regular spaces
  • Create aesthetic line breaks on Instagram, Twitter, or Discord
  • Make "empty" messages or comments that actually contain content
  • Format text in creative ways on social media
  • Create "hidden" text that's technically there but not visible
  • Bypass character restrictions on certain platforms
  • Create unique filenames that appear to be the same

Types of Invisible Characters

There are several types of invisible and blank characters:

  • Zero Width Space (ZWSP) - Completely invisible, used for word-breaking
  • Zero Width Non-Joiner - Prevents characters from joining
  • Zero Width Joiner - Forces joining of characters that wouldn't normally join
  • Braille Pattern Blank - Appears as an empty space but is actually a character
  • Various Space Characters - Different widths of spaces (thin, hair, em, en, etc.)
  • Soft Hyphen - Only visible when words break at line ends
  • Word Joiner - Prevents line breaks between characters

Platform Compatibility

Not all invisible characters work the same way on every platform:

  • Zero width spaces work almost universally but may be stripped by some systems
  • Braille blank patterns work well for "visible spaces" in most contexts
  • Some platforms may convert certain invisible characters to visible ones
  • Test your invisible characters on the specific platform before using extensively
  • Discord, Twitter, and Instagram have different behaviors with invisible characters
  • Some browsers might render certain invisible characters differently