How do I Type Invisible Character?

Invisible characters, while not visible on the screen, play crucial roles in text formatting and digital communication. Here's a guide on how to type these elusive characters.

Method 1: Using Character Codes

Most operating systems allow you to type special characters using their Unicode values:

• On Windows: Hold Alt and type the character code on the numeric keypad
• On Mac: Press Option + Command + T, then type the Unicode hex value

For example, to type a zero-width space (U+200B), you would use:

• Windows: Alt + 8203
• Mac: Option + Command + T, then type 200B

Method 2: Copy and Paste

The easiest method is to copy and paste invisible characters from a reliable source. Here are some common invisible characters you can copy:

• Zero-width space: [​] (between the brackets)
• Zero-width non-joiner: [‌] (between the brackets)
• Zero-width joiner: [‍] (between the brackets)

Method 3: Using Online Tools

There are several online tools and generators that can create invisible characters for you. Simply visit these websites, generate the characters, and copy them to your clipboard.