Whitespace Visualiser
Paste text to mark every space, tab, line break and unusual space character so you can find the one that is breaking your file or form.
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Exemplos resolvidos
Spaces and a tab
a b c
a·b→ c
The space shows as a dot and the tab as an arrow.
A hidden space
a b
a[NBSP]b
The non-breaking space looks like a normal space until it is named.
Sobre Whitespace Visualiser
This tool shows the characters you cannot normally see. Paste text and spaces become dots, tabs get an arrow, and line breaks are labelled LF, CRLF or CR so you can see which kind a file uses.
Non-breaking spaces, zero width spaces, the byte order mark and other unusual spaces are named in square brackets. A summary counts each kind, which helps you track down the odd character that breaks a script, a CSV import or a password.
Como usar Whitespace Visualiser
- Paste your text.
- Choose which marks to show.
- Read the marked text and the summary of what was found.
Usos comuns
- Finding a stray non-breaking space in copied text
- Checking whether a file uses LF or CRLF line endings
- Spotting tabs mixed with spaces in code
- Debugging a value that looks right but is rejected
Perguntas frequentes
What is the difference between LF and CRLF?
LF is a single line feed, used on Linux and Mac. CRLF is a carriage return then a line feed, used on Windows. Mixing them can confuse tools.
What is a non-breaking space?
A space that looks normal but is a different character, often picked up from web pages. Searches and code treat it as different from an ordinary space.
What is a zero width space?
An invisible character with no width. It can sit inside a word or link and cause matches to fail.
Does the tool change my text?
The output is a marked-up copy for reading. Your original text stays in the input box.