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How to type an invisible character on Windows

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): On Windows, hold Alt and type 0160 on the numeric keypad to insert a no-break space (U+00A0); Alt + 255 gives the same in many programs. Those look blank but some apps still treat them as spaces. The Hangul filler U+3164, which most games accept, has no simple Alt code, so the quickest way is to press Copy invisible character here and paste with Ctrl + V. In Word you can also type 3164 and press Alt + X to turn it into the character.

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Step by step

  1. Quick: press Copy invisible character and paste with Ctrl + V.
  2. No-break space: Alt + 0160 on the numpad.
  3. In Word: type 3164, then press Alt + X.

At a glance

MethodCharacterWorks in
Copy from this pageU+3164 or othersEverywhere
Alt + 0160 (numpad)U+00A0 no-break spaceMost Windows apps
3164 then Alt + XU+3164Word and WordPad

Related questions

My laptop has no numpad. What now?

Copy from this page, or turn on the numpad overlay with Fn or Num Lock if your laptop has one.

Can I use Character Map?

Yes, search "Character Map" in Start and copy blank characters from it.

Why does Alt + 0160 not work in a game?

Many games strip no-break spaces; use U+3164 instead.

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Updated November 14, 2026.