Invisible Text for Valorant

An invisible Valorant name makes your Riot ID appear completely blank in the agent select screen, scoreboard, kill feed, and chat. Other players see an empty space where your name should be — giving you a distinctive and mysterious in-game identity.

The Braille Blank (U+2800) is the best character for Valorant — Riot Games' name validator accepts it as legitimate text while it renders as completely empty in the game client.

The Hangul Filler (U+3164) works equally well. Both characters are compatible with Valorant on all regions and pass Riot's display name requirements.

Note: You change your Valorant name through your Riot account settings at account.riotgames.com. Riot allows Riot ID changes once every 30 days.

An invisible Valorant name provides both style and tactical advantages in competitive matches:

• › Agent select screen: Your name appears blank during agent selection, making your identity harder to track across matches
• › Kill feed anonymity: When you eliminate a player or get eliminated, the kill feed displays a blank name — opponents can't call out who got the kill
• › Scoreboard stealth: Your performance stats appear next to an empty name on the scoreboard, making it harder for opponents to focus on tracking you
• › Chat intimidation: Messages you send in team or all chat appear to come from an invisible player, adding a mysterious aura

We tested all 49 invisible characters on Valorant. Here are the top 5 sorted by compatibility:

• › Braille Blank (U+2800) — the #1 choice. Full-width blank, accepted by Riot's name validator, works across all regions.
• › Hangul Filler (U+3164) — full-width blank alternative. Great backup if your Braille combination is already taken.
• › Zero-Width Space (U+200B) — zero visual width. Useful for mixing with visible text to create partially invisible Riot IDs.
• › Zero-Width Non-Joiner (U+200C) — zero width, good for splitting visible characters without a visible gap in names.
• › Hangul Choseong Filler (U+115F) — another Korean filler that renders blank in Riot's game client.

Valorant uses the Riot ID system (Name#Tagline). Here's how invisible characters interact with it:

• › Display name: The main part of your Riot ID (before the #) can be set to Braille Blank (U+2800) for a fully invisible name
• › Tagline: The tag after the # also accepts invisible characters, but friends may need your full Riot ID to add you — share it via direct link
• › In-game display: Valorant shows only the display name (without tagline) on the scoreboard and kill feed, so an invisible display name is fully effective
• › Other Riot games: Your Riot ID is shared across all Riot titles — the invisible name also applies to League of Legends, Teamfight Tactics, and Wild Rift
• › Change frequency: Riot allows one Riot ID change every 30 days, so plan your invisible name before committing