Unicode: Whitespace Representation ⇥ ▷ ␣ ¶
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Representation of Whitespace Characters by Visible Symbols
These are often used in text editor or word processor to indicate whitespace.
space
·
␣
␠
␢
Tab
↹
,
⇄
,
⇤
⇥
,
↤
↦
,
◁
▷
,
⭾
⭿
paragraph, section
¶
§

newline, return
↵
↩
⏎
,
⮐
⮑
,
⮒
⮓
Char | Unicode Name | CodePoint | Comment |
---|---|---|---|
· | MIDDLE DOT | U+00B7 | Useful when you want to show space as visible chars |
␣ | OPEN BOX | U+2423 | Useful when indicating keystrokes |
␠ | SYMBOL FOR SPACE | U+2420 | Useful in programing contexts. This usually indicates the ASCII 32. |
␢ | BLANK SYMBOL | U+2422 |
Unicode Whitespace Characters
Unicode characters with property White_Space=yes
name | codepoint (hexadecimal) | codepoint (decimal) |
---|---|---|
character tabulation | U+0009 | 9 |
line feed | U+000A | 10 |
line tabulation | U+000B | 11 |
form feed | U+000C | 12 |
carriage return | U+000D | 13 |
space | U+0020 | 32 |
next line | U+0085 | 133 |
no-break space | U+00A0 | 160 |
ogham space mark | U+1680 | 5760 |
en quad | U+2000 | 8192 |
em quad | U+2001 | 8193 |
en space | U+2002 | 8194 |
em space | U+2003 | 8195 |
three-per-em space | U+2004 | 8196 |
four-per-em space | U+2005 | 8197 |
six-per-em space | U+2006 | 8198 |
figure space | U+2007 | 8199 |
punctuation space | U+2008 | 8200 |
thin space | U+2009 | 8201 |
hair space | U+200A | 8202 |
line separator | U+2028 | 8232 |
paragraph separator | U+2029 | 8233 |
narrow no-break space | U+202F | 8239 |
medium mathematical space | U+205F | 8287 |
ideographic space | U+3000 | 12288 |
Unicode Not Whitespace Whitespace
These are Unicode characters that are invisible, but technicaly not considered a whitespace. (they have the property White_Space=no)
name | codepoint (hexadecimal) | codepoint (decimal) |
---|---|---|
mongolian vowel separator | U+180E | 6158 |
zero width space | U+200B | 8203 |
zero width non-joiner | U+200C | 8204 |
zero width joiner | U+200D | 8205 |
word joiner | U+2060 | 8288 |
zero width non-breaking space | U+FEFF | 65279 |
Note: there are a lot more unicode characters that are invisible. For example, ASCII Control Characters.