Zero Width Space
U+200BZero-width or format character
Letter-safe Unicode picker
Choose a hidden letter-style character, inspect its code point, copy it, and transfer it to the Test Box before using it elsewhere.
U+200BZero-width or format character
U+3164Blank-looking special character
U+FEFFZero-width or format character
U+200DZero-width or format character
U+200CZero-width or format character
Invisible letters are Unicode characters that can behave like text units while showing no ordinary letter shape. This page focuses on letter-like placeholders, not broad blank text or spacing.
For a general character list, use characters or the invisible character guide. For control-symbol behavior, use invisible symbol.
Zero Width Space is a no-width text unit. Hangul Filler is blank-looking and may act more like a present character. Zero Width Joiner and Non-Joiner are specialist marks used for joining behavior and should be tested carefully.
Apps may count, remove, normalize, or display invisible letters differently. Search fields, username fields, and display-name fields can treat the same character differently.
Use invisible letters for formatting and Unicode compatibility checks. Follow platform rules and avoid misleading identity formatting.
Use this page for invisible characters that behave like letter-level placeholders. It exists separately from invisible symbols because the intent is text-unit behavior in labels, bios, names, captions, and compatibility checks, not directional marks or symbol controls.
Competitors often treat invisible letters as generic blank text. This page separates letter-like placeholders from symbols, spaces, numbers, and generated font effects, with practical field-testing guidance and sibling links.