Zero-width space
U+200BAn invisible line-break opportunity without a visible space.
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UNICODE CHARACTER COPIER
Copy invisible Unicode characters
Choose an invisible character by name and Unicode code point, then copy one or create a repeated sequence.
Includes zero-width and nonbreaking spaces, joiners, and line-break controls. Your selected characters and generated text stay in your browser.
Copy invisible Unicode characters such as zero-width spaces, nonbreaking spaces, soft hyphens, and word joiners. Choose a character, repeat it, and copy it locally in your browser.
01 / CHOOSE A CHARACTER
Choose an invisible character
The character itself is inside each framed preview. Hover or focus an option to see its code point and purpose.
Nonbreaking space
U+00A0Keeps adjacent words together on the same line.
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Zero-width non-joiner
U+200CAn invisible separator that does not add a space.
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Zero-width joiner
U+200DControls character joining, including in some emoji sequences.
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Word joiner
U+2060Prevents a line break at the selected position.
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Soft hyphen
U+00ADA discretionary hyphen that is usually invisible.
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Narrow nonbreaking space
U+202FA narrow space that prevents a line break.
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Invisible separator
U+FEFFZero-width; it may be interpreted as a BOM in some text contexts.
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Build a sequence
Select a character above first.
To inspect the contents, paste them into a text editor and enable whitespace or control-character markers.
How to copy invisible Unicode characters
Invisible characters are real Unicode code points that have no ordinary visible glyph or that affect how text wraps and joins. They can be useful for formatting, typography, and testing text handling.
- copy one character or a sequence of a chosen length;
- Unicode code point and a short description for every character;
- nonbreaking, zero-width, and line-break control characters;
- Cyrillic, English, and Unicode support without uploading your text.
Behavior depends on the app, font, and platform: some services remove invisible characters, while certain code points can affect text direction or emoji rendering. Use only the character you need and verify the result in its destination app.
Frequently asked questions
What is an invisible character?
It is a Unicode character with no ordinary visible glyph or one that controls line breaks or character joining. Although it looks blank, it is still part of the text.
How do I copy one invisible character?
Find the character by name and Unicode code point, then select “Copy one.” The copier puts that character on your clipboard.
How do I create a sequence of repeated characters?
Select a character, enter 1 to 10,000 repetitions, and choose “Create sequence.” Then copy the resulting string.
How is a zero-width space different from a regular space?
A zero-width space takes up no visible width, while a regular space visibly separates words. Some apps remove or handle the invisible character differently.
What does a nonbreaking space do?
It looks like a space but prevents a line break at that position. It is often used to keep a number with its unit or part of a name.
What are zero-width joiners and non-joiners for?
They control how neighboring characters join or remain separate in some writing systems and can be part of emoji sequences. They are not substitutes for ordinary spaces.
Why might a character display or behave differently?
Behavior depends on the app, operating system, font, and Unicode handling. Some services normalize text or remove invisible characters.
Is it safe to use an invisible character in a username or message?
It is generally fine when the service allows it. Invisible characters can make text harder to search, read, and moderate, so do not use them to disguise content or bypass rules.
Are my data sent to a server?
Character selection and string generation run in your browser; your input and result are not sent to the server. As on the rest of the site, standard visit analytics may still be collected.
What if clipboard access is unavailable?
The page displays an error and selects the result for manual copying with Ctrl+C. Clipboard permission also depends on the browser and secure connection.
How can I verify which character I copied?
Check the U+… code shown on its card. Paste the character into an editor that can reveal whitespace or Unicode code points to inspect it.
Does it support Cyrillic and English?
Yes. The tool works with Unicode characters and is localized in Russian and English (US). The surrounding text and system language do not limit copying.