Invisible Font — Generate & Copy Invisible Font Text

Zero Width Space
U+200B
DiscordInstagramWhatsApp
Hangul Filler
U+3164
Free FireRobloxPUBG
No-Break Space
U+00A0
HTMLTypography
En Space
U+2002
TypographyFormatting
Em Space
U+2003
TypographyFormatting
Zero Width No-Break Space
U+FEFF
SpecialBOM
Zero Width Joiner
U+200D
EmojiLigatures
Zero Width Non-Joiner
U+200C
Text FormattingArabic

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What Is Invisible Font?

Invisible font is text that uses Unicode characters with no visible glyph. Every character appears completely blank, as if the text were written in a font made entirely of invisible ink.

This is not a traditional font file you install on your computer. Instead, it works by using zero-width Unicode characters that all platforms already support. The result is text that exists in the data but shows nothing on screen.

How Does Invisible Font Work?

Regular fonts assign a visible shape to each character. Invisible font replaces those shapes with characters that have no visual representation. The text is real — apps count it, process it, and accept it — but it displays as nothing.

How to Use Invisible Font

  • ✦ Copy any character from the grid above.
  • ✦ Paste it into the text field where you want invisible font text.
  • ✦ Repeat for each "letter" you want to add.
  • ✦ For a single invisible entry (like a blank bio), one character is enough.

Best Uses

  • Blank usernames that look like no name is set
  • Empty social media bios for a clean, minimal look
  • Hidden messages in chat apps
  • Creative text effects that surprise other users

FAQ

What is invisible font?
Invisible font is text created using Unicode characters that have no visible representation. It looks like a font where every character is transparent.
How do I use invisible font?
Copy a zero-width character from this page and paste it where you want invisible text. For longer invisible text, paste the character multiple times.
Does invisible font work on all platforms?
Yes. Our invisible characters work on Instagram, WhatsApp, Discord, TikTok, gaming platforms, and virtually all apps that accept text input.