Unicode Invisible Characters
Explore the world of invisible Unicode characters and learn how they can be used in various applications.
Zero Width Characters
Characters that have no width when rendered but still exist in the text.
Zero Width Space
An invisible character for formatting digital text. It allows word breaks or line breaks without adding a visible space.
Zero Width Joiner
An empty character for joining two characters without any visible separation. It is commonly used in creating complex scripts and emoji sequences.
Zero Width Non-Joiner
A subtle control character that prevents the joining of adjacent characters, crucial for proper display in certain scripts.
Space Characters
Various types of space characters with different widths and behaviors.
Braille Pattern Dots-1234-8 - โ U+280F
A Braille pattern with dots 1, 2, 3, 4, and 8 raised. In standard Braille, this pattern is commonly used to represent the letter 'p'.
Special Invisible Characters
Special characters with unique properties that are not visible when rendered.
Hangul Filler - Unicode 3164 Copy-Paste
Copy and paste Unicode 3164 (U+3164) Hangul Filler for invisible names and blank spaces. Use this unicode character to create empty usernames, and more.
How to Use Invisible Characters
Invisible characters can be used in various ways across different platforms and applications:
- Social Media: Create unique usernames, empty posts, or add invisible formatting to your content.
- Gaming: Create distinctive usernames or send hidden messages in game chats.
- Web Development: Format text without visible spaces or create special layouts.
- Messaging: Send blank messages or create special formatting in messaging apps.