Hangul Filler
U+3164Blank-looking special character
Outgoing bubble layout tester
Generate a short blank-looking sample for sender-side message bubble rendering. The app controls bubble color; this only creates Unicode text.
U+3164Blank-looking special character
U+00A0Visible spacing character
U+200BZero-width or format character
U+2003Visible spacing character
This page tests whether an outgoing or sender-side message field can hold a blank-looking Unicode sample. It does not create a blue bubble by itself — bubble color is controlled by the messaging app based on message direction (outgoing vs incoming) and the protocol in use (iMessage, RCS, SMS).
"Blue bubble" is most commonly associated with iMessage (Apple Messages), but outgoing message styling appears in many apps:
| Platform | Outgoing bubble style | Invisible character behavior |
|---|---|---|
| iMessage (Apple) | Blue bubble | Hangul Filler and Braille Pattern Blank typically send successfully |
| Android SMS (Google Messages) | Blue/colored bubble | Zero Width Space may send but can be stripped |
| Android RCS | Chat bubble (color varies) | Behavior similar to SMS; RCS allows richer Unicode |
| WhatsApp | Green bubble | See blank WhatsApp message for specific testing |
| Telegram | Colored bubble | Allows most Unicode including invisible characters |
| Signal | Colored bubble | Generally allows invisible Unicode |
Sending a blank-looking bubble depends entirely on whether the messaging app accepts and transmits invisible Unicode. Some apps show a "message is empty" warning before sending. Others send silently. Others strip the character and send a truly empty string (which typically fails). Test before using in a real conversation.
Compare empty grey text bubble, blank text message, blank WhatsApp message, invisible message text, and invisible chat text.
Use this page for outgoing blue-bubble layout tests. It exists separately from empty grey text bubble because blue bubbles represent the sender side of a conversation mockup or message-rendering check, while grey bubbles represent received-side layout.
Most blank-bubble pages do not separate sender-side blue bubble behavior from received-side grey bubble behavior. This page adds sender-bubble diagnostics, compose-versus-sent checks, device-sync caveats, visible-marker testing, and clear links to message, chat, and grey-bubble routes.