Zero Width Space
U+200BZero-width or format character
Invisible ink text
Create invisible ink text as a blank-looking Unicode effect, then inspect the preview and code point summary before copying.
U+200BZero-width or format character
U+200CZero-width or format character
U+200DZero-width or format character
Invisible ink text is blank-looking Unicode text that creates an invisible ink style effect. It is useful for testing how zero-width characters behave in editors, text boxes, previews, and copy/paste workflows.
This page keeps the invisible ink text keyword intent while treating the output as a visual text effect, not as secure messaging or private communication.
Zero-width characters are best for invisible ink text because they can exist in text while taking little or no visible width. Short samples are easier to verify than long invisible-only output.
Some apps preserve invisible ink text; others trim it, normalize it, or display visible boxes. Desktop and mobile clients can behave differently, so test both if the final view matters.
Invisible ink text is not real ink, not encryption, and not a privacy feature. Text tools, inspectors, character counts, and some platforms can detect that Unicode characters are present.
Use invisible ink text for playful text effects, formatting experiments, and Unicode compatibility testing. Do not use it for deception, evasion, impersonation, harassment, or harmful communication.
Use the invisible ink generator for the full generator workflow, invisible text for hidden message for hidden-looking message style testing, and invisible character for character details.