PUBG INVISIBLE SPACE — ADD INVISIBLE CHARACTERS BETWEEN LETTERS

Enter the base name you want to work with in the input field at the top of the tool. You can use English, Arabic, numbers, or a mix. Keep it short — remember you only have 14 characters total including the invisible spaces.

Select the invisible space character you want to insert between letters:

• Hair Space — the thinnest option, ideal for subtle elegance.
• Thin Space — slightly wider than hair space.
• Normal Space — the standard width used everywhere.
• EN Space / EM Space — wider spacing for dramatic effect.
• Zero Width Space — completely invisible, no width.
• Word Joiner — ultra-thin, prevents line breaks.

Not sure which to pick? Use "Normal Space" for your first try.

The density slider controls how many invisible spaces are inserted between each pair of letters. Lower numbers give subtle spacing; higher numbers give dramatic gaps between every character.

• 1 — one space between each letter (recommended)
• 2 — two spaces for more visible spacing
• 3 — three spaces, quite wide
• 4-5 — very wide, dramatic look

The Live Preview shows your name with random placeholder letters where the invisible spaces are. This lets you see exactly what the spacing looks like without having to test it in the game.

Below the preview, the Actual Result shows the finished text with the real invisible characters — this is what you copy.

Click the green Copy Result button. The invisible-space version of your name is now in your clipboard. A green confirmation message will appear at the bottom of the screen.

The copy button briefly turns green as visual feedback.

Open PUBG Mobile, go to the rename field, and paste the result. The invisible spaces will be inserted without changing the visible appearance of your name — but the spacing will be applied automatically.

Before spending a Rename Card, use our Name Checker to verify the name is accepted and within the 14-character limit.

The most elegant invisible-space names use just one space between each letter. Higher densities make the name look stretched and unusual in the lobby and kill feed. For a clean, professional look, keep density at 1.

Invisible spaces work great alongside decorative symbols. Try building a name like ꧁ K i l l e r ꧂ (with invisible spaces between each letter) for a truly unique, elegant look. Use our Manual Decoration tool to add symbols around your spaced-out name.

Remember that each invisible space counts as a character in PUBG Mobile's 14-character limit. A 7-letter name with invisible spaces between each letter uses 13 characters — right at the limit. Watch the character counter carefully.

After applying the name, check how it appears in the lobby and the kill feed. If the spacing looks different than expected, you can adjust the density and reapply. Do not waste Rename Cards testing multiple versions.

If you want to make your name appear blank, use the Zero Width Space option with a high density. When combined with no visible characters, this creates a nearly invisible name. For even more advanced blank-name techniques, check our Hidden Name tool.

Zero-width spaces are truly invisible, which means they do not add any visual width. If your name is very long and you use zero-width spaces between all letters, the letters may look too close together. Use "Hair Space" or "Thin Space" instead for a cleaner, more readable result.

Fonts render differently on different phones. A spacing that looks perfect on desktop may look narrower on a small Android screen. Always preview the name on the same device you play PUBG Mobile on before confirming the change.

When you find a spacing combination you love, copy it to a notes app before applying it. Rename Cards cost UC, so having a backup means you can recreate the exact same name later without re-experimenting with every style and density option.

Yes. Every invisible space character used by this tool has been tested on PUBG Mobile servers and is confirmed to be accepted by the game. The result is a name that looks visually spaced out but is technically just a sequence of normal letters separated by special invisible Unicode characters.

Invisible spaces use special Unicode characters that PUBG Mobile treats as valid name characters. Regular spaces, by contrast, are sometimes trimmed by the game's server. Invisible spaces bypass that trimming, giving you precise control over the visual spacing of your name.

Partially. Using the Zero-Width Space option and typing nothing else, you can create a name that appears empty or nearly empty. For more advanced blank-name techniques, check our dedicated Blank Name tool.

Each invisible space counts as 1 character in PUBG Mobile's 14-character limit. The live character counter above the output shows you exactly how many characters your name uses — including the invisible ones.

No. Invisible spaces themselves are invisible, but your actual letters are still visible. Other players will see your name with the spacing applied — the letters look spread out but are all clearly readable.

Both tools insert invisible spaces. This page offers more space characters (9 different Unicode space types vs the other page's fixed selection) and a density slider for more precise control. The other page offers a simpler, one-click experience. Use this page for finer control and the other for speed.

Yes. Just like any other name change, you can apply a new name after the cooldown period. If you want to remove the invisible spaces, simply change your name back to the original without the invisible characters.

Yes. The invisible space characters used by this tool are standard Unicode and work in most modern games — including Free Fire, Call of Duty Mobile, and many more. The result may look slightly different depending on the game's font, but the spacing will be applied correctly.

The rendering of invisible spaces may vary slightly between devices and fonts. On some phones, the invisible spaces appear as tiny gaps; on others, as wider gaps. The overall effect is the same — your name is spread out. Test on your own device before applying the name permanently.

No. Invisible spaces are standard Unicode characters and are allowed by PUBG Mobile. Using them is not a violation of any rule. We would never provide a tool that could put your account at risk.

No. Invisible spaces are lightweight Unicode characters — they use the same amount of memory as a regular letter. They have no impact on game performance, loading time, or stability. Your PUBG Mobile client will treat them exactly like any other character in the name string.

Yes. Invisible spaces work in clan names, team tags, and pretty much any text field in PUBG Mobile. The same character limit rules apply — but the spacing effect will render the same way it does in your personal nickname, giving your clan a distinctive, professional look.