✓ Copied!

👻 Invisible Character Copy & Paste

Blank space characters that actually work — for PUBG Mobile, Free Fire, Instagram bio, Discord & WhatsApp names. Build your own blank name below or grab a single character.

✓ One-Click Copy🎮 Gaming Tested📱 Works on Mobile🆓 100% Free

⚡ Smart Picker

Choose where you're pasting it — we'll pick the character for you.

Hangul Filler U+3164

Paste this into the name-change field. If the game rejects it after an update, use the backup character below instead.

🛠️ Build Your Blank Name

0 characters

📦 Bulk Generator

Need a longer gap? Generate multiple invisible characters at once — useful for Instagram captions and section breaks.

✋ Manual Select (Backup)

If the copy button doesn't work on your device, select the text inside this box manually and press Ctrl+C or Cmd+C.

🧪 Test It Here

Paste what you copied into this box. It will tell you exactly how many invisible characters it detected.

Waiting for paste…

👻 Pick a Single Character

Hangul Filler

U+3164

A commonly used blank filler for PUBG & Free Fire names — widely reported to render as true blank.

PUBGFree Fire

Braille Blank

U+2800

An alternative blank character for Instagram bio and Discord nickname fields.

InstagramDiscord

Zero-Width Space

U+200B

Invisible even in plain text — good for splitting words without a visible gap online.

WebBio

Ideographic Space

U+3000

A wider blank gap — handy when a single narrow space isn't visible enough in a username.

WhatsAppNames

En Space

U+2002

A standard-width space alternative for apps that reject or trim regular spacebar spaces.

BioText

Em Space

U+2003

Double-width spacing — use to separate two names or words with clear visual distance.

SpacingLayout

Punctuation Space

U+2008

A narrow, subtle space matched to punctuation width — useful for tight name formatting.

Fine-Tune

Word Joiner

U+2060

Zero-width, non-breaking — keeps two parts of a name glued together on one line.

Advanced

📊 Which Character Fits Which App

Platform	Best Character	Backup Option	Notes
PUBG Mobile	Hangul Filler	Braille Blank	Rejected occasionally after game updates
Free Fire	Hangul Filler	Zero-Width Space	Name field usually accepts both
Instagram Bio	Braille Blank	Zero-Width Space	Works in name field and bio text
Discord Nickname	Braille Blank	Word Joiner	Server nicknames may need admin permission
WhatsApp Name	Ideographic Space	Braille Blank	Some Android versions trim narrow spaces
TikTok Bio	Zero-Width Space	Braille Blank	Bio field is more permissive than username

📖 Full Unicode Reference (74 Characters)

Unicode	Name	Description	HTML
U+0020	Space	Standard keyboard space
U+00A0	No-Break Space	Prevents line breaks; survives HTML collapsing
U+00AD	Soft Hyphen	Hyphen that only appears when a word wraps
U+034F	Combining Grapheme Joiner	Joins characters without visible output	͏
U+061C	Arabic Letter Mark	Bidirectional formatting mark	؜
U+115F	Hangul Choseong Filler	Korean initial-consonant placeholder	ᅟ
U+1160	Hangul Jungseong Filler	Korean vowel placeholder	ᅠ
U+17B4	Khmer Vowel Inherent Aq	Khmer script formatting character	឴
U+17B5	Khmer Vowel Inherent Aa	Khmer script formatting character	឵
U+180B	Variation Selector FVS1	Mongolian free variation selector	᠋
U+180C	Variation Selector FVS2	Mongolian free variation selector	᠌
U+180D	Variation Selector FVS3	Mongolian free variation selector	᠍
U+180E	Mongolian Vowel Separator	Mongolian formatting character	᠎
U+2000	En Quad	Fixed-width space, one en wide
U+2001	Em Quad	Fixed-width space, one em wide
U+2002	En Space	Half-em space for typography
U+2003	Em Space	Full-em space, double width
U+2004	Three-Per-Em Space	One third of an em
U+2005	Four-Per-Em Space	One quarter of an em
U+2006	Six-Per-Em Space	One sixth of an em
U+2007	Figure Space	Width of a digit; aligns numbers
U+2008	Punctuation Space	Width of a period
U+2009	Thin Space	Narrow space for fine typography
U+200A	Hair Space	Thinnest visible space
U+200B	Zero-Width Space	No width; allows line breaks
U+200C	Zero-Width Non-Joiner	Prevents letters from joining	‌
U+200D	Zero-Width Joiner	Joins letters; used in emoji sequences	‍
U+200E	Left-to-Right Mark	Sets text direction	‎
U+200F	Right-to-Left Mark	Sets text direction	‏
U+2028	Line Separator	Unicode line break
U+2029	Paragraph Separator	Unicode paragraph break
U+202A	Left-to-Right Embedding	Bidirectional control	‪
U+202B	Right-to-Left Embedding	Bidirectional control	‫
U+202C	Pop Directional Formatting	Ends a bidirectional block	‬
U+202D	Left-to-Right Override	Forces direction	‭
U+202E	Right-to-Left Override	Forces direction	‮
U+202F	Narrow No-Break Space	Thin space that resists breaking
U+205F	Medium Mathematical Space	Spacing in math expressions
U+2060	Word Joiner	Zero-width, prevents line break	⁠
U+2061	Function Application	Invisible math operator	⁡
U+2062	Invisible Times	Invisible multiplication operator	⁢
U+2063	Invisible Separator	Invisible list separator	⁣
U+2064	Invisible Plus	Invisible addition operator	⁤
U+2066	Left-to-Right Isolate	Bidirectional isolate	⁦
U+2067	Right-to-Left Isolate	Bidirectional isolate	⁧
U+2068	First Strong Isolate	Bidirectional isolate	⁨
U+2069	Pop Directional Isolate	Ends a bidirectional isolate	⁩
U+206A	Inhibit Symmetric Swapping	Deprecated formatting control	⁪
U+206B	Activate Symmetric Swapping	Deprecated formatting control	⁫
U+206C	Inhibit Arabic Form Shaping	Deprecated formatting control	⁬
U+206D	Activate Arabic Form Shaping	Deprecated formatting control	⁭
U+206E	National Digit Shapes	Deprecated formatting control	⁮
U+206F	Nominal Digit Shapes	Deprecated formatting control	⁯
U+2800	Braille Pattern Blank	Blank Braille cell; wide gap	⠀
U+3000	Ideographic Space	Full-width CJK space
U+3164	Hangul Filler	Korean placeholder; popular for blank names	ㅤ
U+FE00	Variation Selector-1	Controls glyph variant	︀
U+FE01	Variation Selector-2	Controls glyph variant	︁
U+FE02	Variation Selector-3	Controls glyph variant	︂
U+FE03	Variation Selector-4	Controls glyph variant	︃
U+FE04	Variation Selector-5	Controls glyph variant	︄
U+FE05	Variation Selector-6	Controls glyph variant	︅
U+FE06	Variation Selector-7	Controls glyph variant	︆
U+FE07	Variation Selector-8	Controls glyph variant	︇
U+FE08	Variation Selector-9	Controls glyph variant	︈
U+FE09	Variation Selector-10	Controls glyph variant	︉
U+FE0A	Variation Selector-11	Controls glyph variant	︊
U+FE0B	Variation Selector-12	Controls glyph variant	︋
U+FE0C	Variation Selector-13	Controls glyph variant	︌
U+FE0D	Variation Selector-14	Controls glyph variant	︍
U+FE0E	Variation Selector-15	Forces text-style rendering	︎
U+FE0F	Variation Selector-16	Forces emoji-style rendering	️
U+FEFF	Zero Width No-Break Space	Also known as Byte Order Mark
U+FFA0	Halfwidth Hangul Filler	Half-width Korean placeholder	ﾠ

No characters match that search.

📱 Where It Works

✅ PUBG Mobile✅ Free Fire✅ Instagram Bio✅ Discord Nickname✅ WhatsApp Name✅ TikTok Bio

📋 How To Use It

STEP 01

Pick a character

Start with Hangul Filler for games, Braille Blank for social apps.

STEP 02

Tap copy

It's instantly on your clipboard — no need to select or highlight anything.

STEP 03

Paste in the name field

Open your game or app, paste into the name/bio field, and save.

STEP 04

Try another if rejected

If one character gets rejected as "invalid," try a different one from the list above.

⚡SymbolsCool text symbols 🔤Stylish Name FontsFancy name generator ✨Emoji Combos288+ mood combinations 🌸Aesthetic SymbolsBio dividers & text art

What Is an Invisible Character and Why Use One?

An invisible character is a real Unicode character that renders as blank space instead of a visible symbol. Unicode assigns a unique code point to every character a computer can display — including several code points that were designed to be blank, such as the Hangul Filler or the Braille Pattern Blank. Unlike a regular spacebar space, which most apps and games detect and trim or reject as an empty name, these characters pass validation while still leaving your name or bio looking completely blank on screen.

Gamers use them to get a nameless-looking tag in PUBG Mobile and Free Fire, where a blank name stands out in the lobby and kill feed. Creators use them to add clean spacing in an Instagram bio or a Discord nickname without a visible dash, dot, or underscore breaking up the look. Designers sometimes use zero-width characters to control line breaks in a caption without leaving a visible gap.

PUBG Mobile & Free Fire

Both games validate the name field client-side, and the accepted character set changes with game updates. Hangul Filler has historically been the most widely reported option for blank PUBG and Free Fire names. If it's rejected after an update, Braille Blank or Zero-Width Space are the next characters worth trying — the game usually only blocks one code point at a time, not the whole category.

Instagram, Discord & WhatsApp

Social apps tend to be more permissive than games, but each has quirks. Instagram's name field (different from the bio field) sometimes trims leading or trailing zero-width characters, so placing the invisible character in the middle of two visible characters is more reliable. Discord nicknames set at the server level may need "Change Nickname" permission from an admin. WhatsApp's display name field on some older Android versions renders very narrow spaces as nothing at all, which is why Ideographic Space — a wider blank — tends to work better there.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

⚠️

Copying extra characters by accidentHighlighting text manually in a chat app can grab a trailing space or line break along with it. Use the copy button instead of manual selection to avoid this.

⚠️

Assuming one character works everywhereA character that works in Instagram's bio may get rejected in its name field, or vice versa. Check the comparison table above before assuming a failure is a bug.

⚠️

Pasting into a field that shows a box (☐)Some older devices or fonts don't have a glyph for certain Unicode ranges and show a placeholder box. The character usually still works correctly once submitted — the box is just how your device previews it, not how it will display to others.

Frequently Asked Questions

PUBG occasionally blocks specific invisible characters after updates. If Hangul Filler is rejected, try Braille Blank or Zero-Width Space instead — one of them usually passes.

Using a blank-looking name through a valid Unicode character isn't the same as hacking or exploiting the game — it's just an unusual but real character. That said, always check your specific game's terms of service if you're unsure.

That's expected — the character is invisible by design. Paste it into a text field and you'll see the cursor move forward even though nothing appears on screen.

Yes. These are standard Unicode characters supported on iOS, Android, Windows and macOS across all major apps and games.

Zero-Width Space (U+200B) takes up no visual width at all, even in fonts that render it. Hangul Filler (U+3164) is a real Korean-alphabet placeholder character that happens to render as a blank block roughly one character wide — which is why it works better in fields that reject truly zero-width input as "empty."

That box means your device's current font doesn't have a visual glyph for that Unicode range, so it shows a fallback placeholder instead of true blank space. This is a display quirk on your device only — the character itself is still correct, and it will typically still work once pasted into the target app.

WhatsApp rejects a message containing only regular spaces. Copy an invisible character from this page, paste it into the message box, and send — WhatsApp treats it as valid text, so the message goes through while appearing empty.

Copy an invisible character, then paste it into the name or username field in your profile settings and save. Note that Instagram's username field is stricter than the display name field — if it rejects the character, try the display name instead, or use a different character from the reference table.

Yes — use the Bulk Generator above. Set the quantity to 20–50 characters for a noticeable gap between caption sections, then copy and paste it where you want the break.

Yes, for nicknames, messages and channel names. Braille Blank tends to create the widest visible gap, which is why it's popular for aesthetic Discord server layouts. Server nicknames may require "Change Nickname" permission from an admin.

They can. Screen readers may announce nothing at all for a blank name, leaving visually impaired users with no way to identify you, or they may read out unexpected pauses. Avoid using invisible characters in contexts where other people need to identify or reference you, such as professional profiles or accessible documentation.

Paste the text into the test box above — it will tell you how many invisible characters are present. To strip them, most text editors support a regex find-and-replace targeting the relevant Unicode ranges, or you can retype the visible portion manually if the text is short.

Zero-width characters (like U+200B) take up no horizontal space at all — they exist in the text but occupy no visual room. Blank-space characters (like U+3164 or U+2800) render as an actual gap roughly one character wide. If you need a visible gap, use a blank-space character; if you need a hidden separator, use zero-width.

Using a valid Unicode character isn't inherently a violation, but policies vary and some platforms explicitly restrict impersonation or evading moderation. Using invisible characters to bypass content filters, spam detection, or bans would breach most terms of service. Check the specific platform's rules if you're unsure.

Games periodically update their name-validation rules and may start rejecting a character that previously worked. Your existing name usually stays, but new changes get blocked. Try a different character from the reference table — games typically block specific code points rather than the whole category.

Technically yes — a required field that rejects empty input may accept an invisible character. But be thoughtful about this: using it to submit deliberately misleading information in registrations, surveys, or official forms can violate a service's terms and, in some contexts, cause real problems for whoever relies on that data.

Used sparingly for formatting, they're unlikely to matter. Used to hide keywords or manipulate how content appears to search engines versus users, they fall under cloaking, which search engines treat as a policy violation. Keep them to legitimate spacing and layout use.

In most cases, yes. If it doesn't work on your device, use the Manual Select panel above — tap "Select All," then use your browser's copy option from the popup menu.