How to use it
- Click Copy invisible character, or pick a specific blank below.
- Paste it where you need an empty space.
- Use “Repeat a character” to copy many at once.
Good to know
- Normal spaces are trimmed by many apps. Blank Unicode characters look empty but count as real characters.
- The Hangul filler is the widest-supported blank for names.
- The Braille blank is the best choice for empty lines in captions.
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Which blank character should I use?
| Character | Code | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Hangul filler | U+3164 | Blank names, nicknames, spaces in game names |
| Braille blank | U+2800 | Empty lines in captions and bios |
| Zero-width space | U+200B | Invisible separators; some apps remove it |
| No-break space | U+00A0 | Keep two words on the same line |
All of them are real Unicode characters. They look empty, but apps treat them as text, which is why they are not removed like normal spaces.
Other uses
Updated October 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the empty character to copy?
The most used one is the Hangul filler (ㅤ, U+3164). The Braille blank (⠀, U+2800) is great for empty lines.
Is a blank character the same as a space?
No. A space is often removed by apps; a blank character is a real character that only looks empty.
Is the invisible character safe to use?
Yes. It is a standard Unicode character. Nothing is installed and nothing is sent from your device.
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