What are zero‑width characters?

They are invisible Unicode characters used for layout control. Common ones are U+200B, U+200C, U+200D, FEFF, and NBSP.

Why remove them from text?

They can break search, sorting, and formatting. Cleaning ensures consistent processing across editors and platforms.

Does this change visible text?

No — only the invisible characters are removed.

Zero‑Width Space Remover – Clean Invisible Characters

Original

Cleaned

Remove Invisible Zero‑Width Characters

Zero‑width characters (U+200B, U+200C, U+200D, FEFF, NBSP, and others) are hidden in plain sight and can break searches, cause formatting issues, and trip AI detectors. This zero‑width space remover cleans those characters while preserving visible text.

When to use it

Fix copy‑paste issues from docs, chat apps, and web pages
Normalize AI output before posting or analyzing
Prevent search, diff, or code errors caused by invisible glyphs

FAQs

What are zero‑width characters?: They are invisible Unicode characters used for layout control. Common ones are U+200B, U+200C, U+200D, FEFF, and NBSP.
Why remove them from text?: They can break search, sorting, and formatting. Cleaning ensures consistent processing across editors and platforms.
Does this change visible text?: No — only the invisible characters are removed.