Text Repeater
Repeat any text or blank space up to 1000 times.
Generate and copy blank invisible text (ㅤ) for WhatsApp, Instagram, Discord, TikTok, Free Fire, and more. One click to copy — works on all devices.
Repeat any text or blank space up to 1000 times.
Turn normal text into Zalgo/Glitch style.
Flip your text backwards (e.g. "abc" -> "cba").
Reflect your text like a mirror (e.g. "Txet" -> "xeT").
Encode text into hidden binary patterns.
Find hidden characters in any text.
An invisible character is a blank Unicode symbol that looks like empty space but isn't a regular spacebar press. It's also called blank text, hidden text, empty character, or invisible space. Unlike a normal space, it passes validation checks that reject whitespace — which is why it works in game names, app bios, and message fields that block spaces.
In the digital age, customization is key. Standard keyboards limit you to visible characters, but our tool unlocks the potential of Unicode standards to provide invisible text. Whether you want to ghost your friends with a blank message, clean up your social media profile aesthetics, or create a unique gaming identity that stands out, our tool provides a safe, free, and instant solution.
We rely on standard Unicode characters like the Zero Width Non-Joiner (U+200C) and Hangul Filler (U+3164), ensuring that your invisible text works across 99% of modern platforms, including iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS.
Using it is simple:
No sign-up, no download. Works on mobile and desktop.
Instagram and Twitter often collapse extra spaces. Use the Braille Pattern Blank or Zero Width Space to force line breaks, create airy aesthetic layouts, or center your text.
Send a "blank" message to confuse your friends or create a mysterious aura. It's also great for creating empty "About" statuses or channel names that appear nameless.
Many games forbid spaces in usernames. The Hangul Filler (U+3164) is a popular workaround accepted by game servers, letting you have a blank space in your name or even a completely invisible username.
Use invisible characters in your TikTok bio or YouTube channel name to create clean spacing and blank lines that the platform's editor normally strips out.
Set an invisible nickname or use blank text in your Discord status. The Zero Width Non-Joiner (U+200C) works well here without triggering nickname validation errors.
| Character | Meaning | Unicode | HTML Code | Hex Code | JS / Java / C | CSS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Space | U+0020 |   |   | \u0020 | \000020 | |
| No-Break Space | U+00A0 |   |   | \u00A0 | \0000A0 | |
| | Mongolian Vowel Separator | U+180E | ᠎ | ᠎ | \u{180E} | \180E |
| Hair Space | U+200A |   |   | \u{200A} | \200A | |
| | Zero Width Space | U+200B | ​ | ​ | \u{200B} | \200B |
| Narrow No-Break Space | U+202F |   |   | \u{202F} | \202F | |
| Medium Mathematical Space | U+205F |   |   | \u{205F} | \205F | |
| Ideographic Space | U+3000 |   |   | \u{3000} | \3000 | |
| | Zero Width No-Break Space | U+FEFF |  |  | \u{FEFF} | \FEFF |
| ⠀ | Braille Pattern Blank | U+2800 | ⠀ | ⠀ | \u{2800} | \2800 |
| En Quad | U+2000 |   |   | \u{2000} | \2000 | |
| Em Quad | U+2001 |   |   | \u{2001} | \2001 | |
| En Space | U+2002 |   |   | \u{2002} | \2002 | |
| Em Space | U+2003 |   |   | \u{2003} | \2003 | |
| Three-Per-Em Space | U+2004 |   |   | \u{2004} | \2004 | |
| Four-Per-Em Space | U+2005 |   |   | \u{2005} | \2005 | |
| Six-Per-Em Space | U+2006 |   |   | \u{2006} | \2006 | |
| Figure Space | U+2007 |   |   | \u{2007} | \2007 | |
| Punctuation Space | U+2008 |   |   | \u{2008} | \2008 | |
| Thin Space | U+2009 |   |   | \u{2009} | \2009 |
Select the "Hangul Filler (U+3164)" from the generator above, click copy, and paste it into the name change box in the game. If it says the name is taken, use the quantity stepper to generate 2 or 3 fillers combined.
Yes, these are standard Unicode characters found on all computers and phones. They are not hacks or glitches, just special text symbols.
Yes. The Braille Pattern Blank (U+2800) and Zero Width Space (U+200B) both work in TikTok bios and captions. Use them to create blank lines or invisible separators in your profile.
Zero Width Space (U+200B) has no visual width — it's truly zero-size. Hangul Filler (U+3164) has a small but real width, which is why it's preferred for gaming name fields that reject zero-width input.
Some platforms have updated their filters to strip certain Unicode characters. If one type doesn't work, try a different character from the dropdown — Braille Pattern Blank (U+2800) tends to bypass more filters than Zero Width Space.
Yes. Copy the Braille Pattern Blank or Zero Width Non-Joiner and paste it into your bio editor. It lets you add blank lines and spacing that Instagram normally removes.
Not exactly. A regular space (U+0020) is often stripped or rejected by apps. Invisible Unicode characters look identical but are classified differently, so they pass through fields that block ordinary spaces.
PUBG Mobile accepts the Hangul Filler (U+3164) for blank name characters. Fortnite has stricter validation — results vary by platform version. Try generating 2–3 fillers combined if a single one gets rejected.