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Tap any character above. Braille blank (U+2800) is the top pick for Valorant — Riot's validator accepts it and the client renders it as a clean empty space.
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Copy braille blank, Hangul filler, and zero-width characters for your Valorant Riot ID. Each one is tested against the 3–16 character game name limit and the 90-day cooldown — so you know what saves before you commit.
Your Valorant name is your Riot ID — a game name (3–16 characters) paired with a #tagline (3–5 characters). Riot allows any Unicode letter in the game name field, which is why invisible characters slip through where they'd get filtered elsewhere. Paste three or four braille blanks (U+2800) and your name shows up empty on the agent select screen, the scoreboard, the kill feed, and in chat. The tagline has to stay alphanumeric, so don't try invisible characters after the #. Changes happen on account.riotgames.com rather than inside the Valorant client, apply across every Riot game you own, and lock you into a 90-day cooldown that replaced the old 30-day window in November 2023.
Tap any character above. Braille blank (U+2800) is the top pick for Valorant — Riot's validator accepts it and the client renders it as a clean empty space.
Valorant names live on account.riotgames.com, not inside the game client. Go to Riot ID, edit the game name field (not the tagline), and paste.
Clear the game name, paste three or four braille blanks (single characters sometimes fail the minimum-length check), and save. The 90-day cooldown starts immediately.
Stack braille blanks in your game name and your slot on the agent select screen shows nothing. Your #tagline stays visible next to the empty space.
An invisible game name leaves a blank column on the scoreboard and kill feed. Popular with streamers and one-tricks who want the agent to be the identity.
Riot allows any Unicode letter in the Valorant game name field, so styled fonts and special characters work alongside invisible ones — something the tagline field refuses.
Your Riot ID carries across Valorant, League of Legends, TFT, and Legends of Runeterra. One invisible name, every Riot title on the account.
The 3–16 character field that shows on agent select, the scoreboard, and the kill feed. The only part of your Riot ID that accepts invisible characters.
The 3–5 characters after the # are alphanumeric only. Invisible characters get stripped there, so don't try to blank out your tagline.
Your blank name renders in Valorant team and all-chat. The chat window itself doesn't accept invisible characters for messages, only for the sender label.
Change the Riot ID once and the invisible name shows up in League of Legends, TFT, and every other Riot game tied to the account.
Valorant inherits its naming rules from Riot's Riot ID system, which splits your identity into a game name (3–16 characters) and a #tagline (3–5 characters). The game name accepts any Unicode letter, which is why braille blank (U+2800), Hangul filler (U+3164), and Hangul choseong filler (U+115F) all save reliably — Riot's validator treats them as letters rather than whitespace. Zero-width space (U+200B) has only partial support and often fails. The tagline is the hard exception: alphanumeric only, 3–5 characters, and you can't reuse reserved region codes like NA, EUW, or KR once you've changed it. Riot's filter also blocks names containing the word Riot, profanity, and impersonation of esports pros. The 90-day cooldown is strict and applies whether you changed the game name, the tagline, or both.
The Riot ID game name field (3–16 characters, any Unicode letter accepted) is where invisible text works in Valorant. Braille blank (U+2800) is the most reliable, with Hangul filler (U+3164) and Hangul choseong filler (U+115F) as backups. Zero-width space (U+200B) has only partial support. The #tagline (3–5 characters, alphanumeric only) rejects every invisible character and blocks reserved region codes like NA, EUW, and KR. Changes happen on account.riotgames.com, apply across every Riot game tied to the account, and lock you into a 90-day cooldown. The invisible game name renders blank on agent select, the scoreboard, the kill feed, and in chat; the tagline stays visible next to it.
No. Valorant names are Riot IDs, edited on account.riotgames.com. Sign in, open the Riot ID section, change the game name field, and save. The change applies to every Riot game on the account.
You're using a character the Valorant client can't render, most likely zero-width space (U+200B). Switch to braille blank (U+2800) or Hangul filler (U+3164) and paste three or four copies to satisfy the minimum-length check.
No. The tagline (the 3–5 characters after the #) is alphanumeric only. Invisible characters get stripped on save. You can blank out the game name, but the tagline always shows.
Once every 90 days, for free. Riot extended the cooldown from 30 days to 90 in November 2023, and it applies to any change to the Valorant game name or tagline. Plan your invisible-name attempts around that window.
Braille blank (U+2800). Riot's validator treats it as a letter, so it saves reliably and renders as a clean empty space. Hangul filler (U+3164) is the backup. Avoid zero-width space (U+200B), which only has partial support.
Invisible characters are standard Unicode letters and aren't specifically prohibited by Riot. That said, using a blank name to impersonate esports pros, evade reports, or confuse moderation can still get your name reset. The filter also blocks names containing the word Riot and known profanity.
Pick braille blank if you're not sure, paste three or four copies into your Riot ID game name, and check how it renders on Valorant's agent select screen before the 90-day cooldown locks in.
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