Have you ever received a message on WhatsApp that was completely empty? Or maybe you have seen a Twitter or Instagram profile with a blank name? If you try to type standard spaces with your keyboard, most apps will trim them away and stop you from posting. That is where the Invisible Text Generator comes in.
This tool utilizes special Unicode characters that appear to be empty space but are treated by computers as actual letters. Unlike a normal space key (which apps often delete if it is at the start or end of a message), these characters—like the Hangul Filler or Zero Width Space—are preserved. This allows you to send "invisible" messages, create unique blank usernames in games like Free Fire or PUBG, and add spacing to your social media bios without using dots or dashes.
How to Convert Text to Invisible
Our tool includes a unique feature that allows you to "translate" standard text into invisible characters. It works by taking the length of your input (e.g., "Hello" = 5 characters) and generating a string of 5 invisible characters. This is useful if you want to reserve a specific amount of space in a layout without showing any visible content, or if you want to send a "ghost" message that matches the length of a real sentence.
Common Use Cases
- Blank WhatsApp Messages: Confuse your friends by sending a message bubble that contains absolutely nothing.
- Invisible Usernames: Hide your identity in online games or social platforms that allow special Unicode characters.
- Instagram Bios: Create clean line breaks in your captions and bio without the app collapsing them.
- Discord Layouts: Organize your Discord server channel names with clean spacing that doesn't get trimmed.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I send a blank message on WhatsApp?
It is simple. Click the "Copy" button on the "Hangul Filler" card above. Open WhatsApp, paste the character into the chat box, and hit send. WhatsApp will treat it as a valid character, but it will display as empty space.
Is invisible text safe to use?
Yes, it is completely safe. These are standard Unicode characters that exist on every modern computer and phone. They are not viruses or hacks; they are just characters that happen to have no visual width or ink.
Why can't I see the text I copied?
That is the point! The characters are designed to be invisible. If you want to verify that you have actually copied something, paste it into the "Test It Out" box at the bottom of this tool. It will tell you if there are characters present.
Can I use this for my username?
It depends on the platform. Many games like Among Us, Free Fire, and PUBG used to allow this, and many still do. However, some major social networks like Facebook or Twitter might block blank names to prevent impersonation. You will have to test it on the specific app you are using.
What is the difference between the characters?
The Zero Width Space is truly invisible and has no width—it's like a letter that takes up 0 pixels. The Hangul Filler and Braille Pattern Blank have width, meaning they look like a space bar press but aren't removed by apps that trim whitespace.
