Terms of Use — Invisichar
These terms explain how you may use Invisichar (invisichar.com), a free reference for invisible characters and blank text. By using the site you agree to them. If you do not agree, please do not use the site.
What you may do
- Copy the characters and use the generator for your own profiles, names, messages, documents and tests.
- Browse the guides and share links to any page.
What you may not do
- Sell the site’s content or republish it as your own work.
- Copy the whole site, or use automated tools that put load on its servers.
- Use blank or invisible characters to harass, impersonate or deceive other people, to send spam, to evade a platform’s moderation or filters, or to publish unlawful content.
Our content
The text and layout of Invisichar are made by the Invisichar Lab. The characters belong to the Unicode standard, which is available to everyone, and the tables and explanations are ours.
Messages you send us
You keep the rights to anything you send through the contact form. You allow us to read it and act on it. We handle messages as described in the privacy policy.
No affiliation
Invisichar is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any game, social network or app. The names of games, apps and brands on the site belong to their owners and are used only to say where a character can be pasted.
Accuracy and display
We work to keep the guides correct, but whether a blank character is accepted depends on the app and its version, and an app may strip it or refuse the name. Apps and games set their own rules and may change them with an update, so we cannot promise that any app will accept a character.
Limits of liability
The site is free and provided “as is”. To the extent the law allows, Invisichar is not responsible for losses that result from using or relying on it, including any action a game or app takes on your account. Nothing here limits rights you have by law that cannot be limited.
Changes and contact
We may update these terms and will show the date below. Questions or removal requests can go through the contact page. Read who runs the site on the about page.
FAQ
Can I use a blank character as my name in a game or app?
From the site’s side, yes, as long as you follow the app’s own rules and the limits in these terms. Each app decides what it accepts, so try it first.
Can I use the characters in a document or code?
Yes. They are ordinary Unicode characters, but invisible characters can cause bugs in code and text processing, so use them with care.
Is Invisichar part of a game company or chat service?
No. The site is fully independent.
Last updated: October 9, 2026.