Zero Width Space Counter

Detect, count, and remove hidden Zero Width Space (U+200B) characters from your text.

U+200B · ZERO WIDTH SPACE
An invisible character with no width, commonly used to allow line breaks in long strings or hidden in text to track copying.
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What is a Zero Width Space?

A Zero Width Space (ZWSP, U+200B) is a Unicode character with no visual representation and no width. It is used to indicate word boundaries in languages that don't use spaces, or to allow long words to be broken across lines.

When is ZWSP a Problem?

ZWSP characters can be accidentally pasted into code editors, search boxes, or social media posts, causing unexpected behaviours like text not matching in searches, form validation failures, or hidden tracking in copied content.

How to Use

Get Your Zero Width Space Counter in 5 Steps

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Navigate to the Zero Width Space Counter space counts section.

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Type or paste your content into the provided text box.

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The tool will Automatically Analyze your text in real-time.

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Check the Accurate Results displayed below the input field.

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Refine your text based on the data to meet your requirements.

Heads up: As shown in this Zero Width Space Counter, these tools process Unicode characters that may not be visible in all editors. Always test your final output in the target application.