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Generate invisible Unicode characters for formatting and special use cases.
Invisible Character Generator is a free online generator that lets you generate invisible Unicode characters for formatting and special use cases. It runs entirely in your browser — no account creation, no software installation, and no data uploaded to external servers. This makes it a practical choice for anyone who needs to generate and customize text & content tools-related values quickly and privately. Whether you are a professional working through a daily task list, a student checking homework figures, or a freelancer preparing a deliverable, Invisible Character Generator gives you an instant result you can copy, screenshot, or feed into the next step of your workflow. ToolPeg hosts this tool alongside text & content tools tools and 300+ other free utilities so you always have a single bookmark for everyday browser-based tasks.
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U+200B​A zero-width space (ZWSP) is a non-printing character that indicates a word boundary where line breaking is allowed. It has zero width and is invisible.
"AB"(invisible character between A and B)U+200C‌The zero-width non-joiner (ZWNJ) prevents ligatures or cursive joining of characters that would otherwise be connected. It is commonly used in Persian, Arabic, and other scripts.
"AB"(invisible character between A and B)U+200D‍The zero-width joiner (ZWJ) causes adjacent characters to be joined together. It is widely used in emoji sequences to combine multiple emoji into a single glyph.
"AB"(invisible character between A and B)U+00AD­A soft hyphen marks a place where a word can be broken at the end of a line. It is invisible unless the word is actually broken at that point, in which case a hyphen is displayed.
"AB"(invisible character between A and B)U+2060⁠The word joiner (WJ) is a zero-width no-break space. It prevents line breaks at its position without adding any visible space. It replaced the deprecated usage of U+FEFF for this purpose.
"AB"(invisible character between A and B)U+200E‎The left-to-right mark (LRM) forces text direction to left-to-right at its position. It is used in bidirectional text to resolve ambiguous directionality.
"AB"(invisible character between A and B)U+200F‏The right-to-left mark (RLM) forces text direction to right-to-left at its position. It is the counterpart of the left-to-right mark.
"AB"(invisible character between A and B)U+00A0 A no-break space looks like a regular space but prevents a line break at its position. It is one of the most commonly used special spaces in text processing.
"A B"(invisible character between A and B)U+202F A narrow no-break space is a thin space that also prevents line breaks. It is narrower than a regular no-break space and is used in French typography and other specific contexts.
"A B"(invisible character between A and B)U+FEFFOriginally a zero-width no-break space, U+FEFF is now primarily used as a Byte Order Mark (BOM) at the start of UTF-8 or UTF-16 files. As a character in text, its use has been superseded by U+2060 (Word Joiner).
"AB"(invisible character between A and B)U+2063⁣The invisible separator acts as an invisible comma. It is used in mathematical notation to separate arguments without a visible delimiter.
"AB"(invisible character between A and B)U+2064⁤The invisible plus is used to indicate an implicit addition between characters, such as in mixed number notation (e.g., 3½ meaning 3 + 1/2).
"AB"(invisible character between A and B)