Blank Space Copier
Choose a documented Unicode character and an exact amount, then verify what you copied.
Use this toolCopy a blank space, paste it anywhere, and check exactly what was copied.
One blank-looking character is ready. You can copy it now.
U+31641 blank character brackets aren’t copied
Select the text, then use your device’s Copy action. On a keyboard, press Ctrl+C or ⌘C.
Copy button still not working?Paste here to count the characters and see whether anything changed.
Up to 10,000 Unicode code points.
We’ll count the text and compare it with your prepared blank space.
This check runs in your browser. Your pasted text isn’t uploaded or saved by this page. How it works
Copied doesn’t always mean accepted. Each app has its own rules for blank text.
The blank space copier is the starting tool. Choose the next task: inspect hidden characters, remove selected types, normalize spacing, join wrapped lines or prepare caption gaps.
Text copied but the app rejects it?Choose a documented Unicode character and an exact amount, then verify what you copied.
Use this toolReveal supported hidden characters, Unicode code points and one-based positions without changing text.
Check existing textSelect exact zero-width or hidden character types and create a separate cleaned copy.
Remove selected charactersClean repeated spaces, tabs, NBSP, line endings and blank lines with rules you control.
Normalize whitespaceJoin hard-wrapped text with a separator you choose, while keeping blank-line paragraphs when needed.
Join copied linesPrepare caption or bio gaps with plain newlines or optional spacers, then compare the saved paste.
Prepare caption spacingChoose by the result you need. The Unicode name and code point remain visible so you always know what will be copied.
Read the comparison guideHangul Filler
U+3164
Occupies visible space in many fonts. Useful when you want text that appears blank. U+3164 details
Braille Pattern Blank
U+2800
A blank Braille cell with font-dependent width. Try it when U+3164 renders poorly.
Zero Width Space
U+200B
Creates an invisible break opportunity without a visible gap. Repeating it does not make a wider space. U+200B details
No-Break Space
U+00A0
Looks like a regular space and keeps adjacent words on the same line when supported.
Generate more blank space, inspect existing text, compare characters, or diagnose a copy that changed after pasting.
Choose Multiple blanks or enter an exact amount from 1 to 1,000. Repeating a zero-width character will not create a wider gap.
Prepare 10 blanksInspect characters, code points and positions in text you already have, rather than comparing only with this page’s latest output.
Open the checkerSee which characters occupy width, which are zero-width, and which change line-breaking behavior.
Compare the optionsSeparate a copy failure from text that disappears after pasting, a rejected save, or a missing-font symbol.
Troubleshoot the problemCompare a blank character with the underscore method, inspect your copy and troubleshoot the displayed result.
Follow the Discord guideCopy a candidate, replace the Highlight title and check whether the saved profile keeps the intended appearance.
Follow the Highlight guideA blank-looking result can contain a real Unicode character. Whether someone searches for blank space copy and paste, copy paste blank space or blank space copy paste, the core job is the same: create a blank-looking sequence, copy it and verify what survived. Phrases such as empty space copy, space copy and paste and blank text copy point to that same task.
See the full character comparisonChoose a width-bearing blank character such as Hangul Filler (U+3164) or Braille Pattern Blank (U+2800), press Copy, then paste it into the target field. These are real Unicode characters rather than repeated spacebar input; use Paste & Verify to confirm what survived.
Some forms trim an ordinary U+0020 space at the beginning or end of a field. Other blank-looking characters may be handled differently, but a target app can still remove or reject them.
Invisible text is a broad phrase. A blank space copy is the specific task of copying one or more blank-looking Unicode characters for use in another field.
Choose a width-bearing character and increase the amount for a longer blank-looking sequence. Only characters that occupy width create a longer visible gap; Zero Width Space remains widthless when repeated.
A useful blank-space tool should tell you what you copied, help you check the result and explain what to do when an app changes it.
See the Unicode name, code point and quantity before copying. Preview brackets explain the blank without entering your copied text.
Compare charactersPaste the result back to count expected characters, ordinary spaces and anything else. Copy success appears only after your browser confirms it.
Open the verifierCreate a blank here, inspect text you already have, remove selected hidden characters or normalize inconsistent whitespace.
Inspect textA successful copy does not guarantee every app will accept it. Follow the symptom to separate copy, display, save and platform rules.
TroubleshootStart with what you’re trying to do.
Check text you already haveFind out which characters are inside. Blank text disappears after pasting?Check the copy, the field and the app. Seeing a box instead of a blank?Understand character and font differences.Yes. A regular space and each option in this tool have their own Unicode code point. They can look empty while still being part of your text. This tool counts code points, which aren’t always the same as visible letters or emoji.
Increase the quantity, then copy again. Quantity repeats the selected character; the width depends on the character and font. Repeating a zero-width space won’t create a wider gap.
Apps may remove, replace or reject blank characters, and different fields can have different rules. A successful check here confirms your copied text, not whether an app will let you save it. Get help with pasting.
Start with U+3164 when you want something that looks blank and occupies space. Use U+2800 as another blank-looking option, U+200B for no visible width, or U+00A0 to prevent a line break. The character guide explains the differences in more detail.
Copy a blank-looking character above and paste it into the message field. If the app removes it or refuses to send, confirm the copy in Paste & Verify and try the troubleshooting steps. A website cannot override an app’s message rules.
You can try U+3164 or U+2800, but username, display-name and game-name fields may normalize or reject them. Check the saved name rather than assuming a successful paste means the name was accepted.
Paste & Verify compares text inside your browser. It does not upload or save what you paste. This describes the current implementation and must be reviewed again if the tool changes.