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Tap any character above. The braille blank (U+2800) is the safest default for PUBG Mobile — it passes the nickname filter more reliably than zero-width space.
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Copy zero-width and braille blank characters for PUBG Mobile nicknames, clan tags, and profile text. Each one is tested against the game's 14-character name budget on Mobile and the stricter PC field.
PUBG Mobile treats zero-width and braille blank characters as real characters. They pass the empty-field check, but each one counts toward the 14-character nickname cap — one of the tightest in mainstream mobile gaming. A blank-looking name like ꧁ ꧂ eats four of those slots just for the brackets and the gap. PUBG on PC is stricter on allowed characters (letters, digits, hyphen, underscore) so invisible Unicode tends to get stripped there. The Mobile nickname field, clan tags, and in-game chat all accept these characters. Console versions inherit the PSN ID or Gamertag, where invisible characters do not apply. This page hands you the same characters we tested in each PUBG field so you can paste without guessing.
Tap any character above. The braille blank (U+2800) is the safest default for PUBG Mobile — it passes the nickname filter more reliably than zero-width space.
On Mobile, open your Inventory, tap the Rename Card, then Use. On PC, you'd need a Nickname Change Card from the Store (990 G-Coins). Don't burn the card before testing the name.
Long-press the nickname field, choose Paste, then confirm. The text disappears from view, but PUBG still counts it as content and the field passes the empty check.
A single invisible character inside ꧁꧂ brackets creates the popular 'empty middle' name style seen in PUBG Mobile lobbies. Costs you one of 14 characters.
Clan tags sit in brackets before your name. An invisible character lets you pad a short tag so it lines up cleanly with squadmates.
PUBG Mobile's profile bio has no paragraph-break button. Invisible characters give you a manual line break inside the bio box.
Drop invisible characters between words in world or team chat to push text onto a new line without spending visible characters.
Make your in-game name look blank inside brackets. Each invisible character counts toward the 14-character Mobile cap.
Pad short tags so they align with squadmates. Tag limits are tight — typically 4 to 6 characters in PUBG Mobile.
Use one or two invisible characters to push a line down inside the bio box. Each one eats into the character budget.
Break chat messages across lines. Invisible characters survive the chat filter on both Mobile and the PUBG PC client.
PUBG Mobile's nickname field is around 14 characters wide and counts each Unicode rune as one unit, including zero-width and braille blanks. That's more generous than Free Fire's 12, but tight once you add the decorative brackets (꧁꧂, 『』) that the community favors. The PC version is the hard exception: it accepts only letters, digits, hyphen, and underscore in the 4–16 character nickname field, so no invisible character survives there. Clan tags and the profile bio both accept invisible characters on Mobile. The rename card mechanic limits you to one change per day, and each card costs 180 UC on Mobile (about $5) or 990 G-Coins on PC. Test your name with a throwaway paste before burning a card. Console versions of PUBG inherit the PSN ID or Xbox Gamertag, where Unicode handling is set by Sony or Microsoft, not the game.
PUBG Mobile's nickname (around 14 characters), clan tag, profile bio, and in-game chat all accept invisible Unicode characters. The PC nickname field is the hard exception — it accepts letters, digits, hyphen, and underscore only. Console versions of PUBG inherit the PSN ID or Xbox Gamertag, where invisible characters do not apply. PUBG Mobile counts each invisible character as one unit against the relevant field limit. Rendering can vary between iOS, Android, and the PC client; braille blank (U+2800) is the most consistently invisible across the surfaces we checked.
Not empty — PUBG rejects truly empty nicknames. But you can paste invisible characters inside ꧁꧂ or 『』 brackets to make the visible part of the name look blank. The brackets still show; the middle doesn't.
No. The PC nickname field accepts only letters, digits, hyphen, and underscore. Invisible Unicode characters get stripped on save. They work in PUBG Mobile nicknames, clan tags, profile bio, and chat — not the PC nickname.
Yes. PUBG Mobile counts each one as a real character. With a 14-character cap, three invisible characters eat roughly 20% of your budget — and that's before any decorative brackets.
Braille blank (U+2800) tends to survive the nickname filter more reliably than zero-width space (U+200B), based on reports from players who use them regularly. Both work in most fields, but braille blank is the safer default.
No. The card is consumed when you confirm the rename, even if the new name is later rejected by the filter. Test the name first — open the rename dialog, paste it, and see if the Confirm button enables before committing the card.
Invisible characters are standard Unicode and aren't called out in PUBG's terms of service. That said, using them to evade filters or impersonate other players can still get your account flagged. Use them for formatting, not for abuse.
Pick braille blank if you're not sure, paste it into a PUBG Mobile nickname or chat, and see how it renders on your device.
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