Zero-Width Character Remover | Clean Invisible Text
Zero-width characters are invisible Unicode characters that can cause issues in code, data processing, or be used for obfuscation. This tool detects and removes them.
How to Use This Tool
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Paste or type your input into the text area.
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The tool automatically detects and removes zero-width characters.
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Copy the result or download it as needed.
Use Cases & Examples
Daily workflows
Handle common text and data transformations directly in your browser.
Privacy-first processing
Keep sensitive content on your device—no uploads or external services.
Automation-ready snippets
Reuse the result in scripts, documentation, or review flows instantly.
How It Works
All processing runs locally in the browser with zero external requests.
Live Mode debounces input to keep typing responsive.
Manual Mode emits analytics events so you can monitor usage and errors.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q.Is my data sent to a server?
A. No. All processing happens locally in your browser. Your data never leaves your device.
Q.Can I use this tool offline?
A. Yes. Once loaded, this tool works entirely in your browser without requiring an internet connection.
Q.What else should I know?
A. Review the documentation for advanced workflows and keyboard shortcuts.
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