Copy an invisible character
A truly blank character that most apps accept where a normal space is rejected. Tap copy, paste it where you need it, and use the tester to confirm it worked.
How to copy an invisible character
- Copy the character. The big button copies a Hangul filler, the blank that works in the most apps.
- Paste it. Into a username field, a message box or wherever a space is not allowed.
- Check it. Paste into the tester below and it counts the invisible characters it finds.
Why use myowntext for this
Nothing is uploaded
Text is processed by your browser. There is no server, so contracts, cover letters and private notes never travel anywhere.
Instant, even offline
Every result appears as you type. Once a page has loaded it keeps working without a connection.
Shows its work
Counts, highlights and reports tell you exactly what was found and what changed. Nothing is hidden behind a spinner.
No account, no limits
Free with no sign-up, no word cap, no ads and no nag to upgrade.
Questions people ask
Which invisible character works in game names?
The Hangul filler (U+3164) works in Fortnite, PUBG Mobile, Free Fire and most others. If a game rejects it, try the braille blank (U+2800), which looks empty but is technically a symbol.
Why does the app say my name is empty?
Some apps strip zero-width characters before checking. Use the Hangul filler or braille blank instead; both survive because the app treats them as real characters.
Can I send an empty WhatsApp or Discord message?
Yes. Paste the character on its own and send. WhatsApp and Discord both accept it.
Is this safe?
It is a normal Unicode character; nothing is installed or uploaded. Just remember that the same character in a document or code can cause confusion, which is what the remover tool is for.