Hidden Text (spoiler) Text Overview
Mask any message with gentle shading so it reads like hidden spoilers: ░░░░░ ░░░░. Each letter becomes a light block, preserving length and spacing without revealing content. Great for playful reveals, quizzes, or to avoid accidental plot leaks while still showing where the text is.
Hide spoilers without hiding structure—every visible character is replaced by a pale block ░ so length, word breaks, and pacing stay intact: Hello → ░░░░░, Plot twist → ░░░░ ░░░░░. Perfect for playful reveals and quizzes.
Hidden Text (Spoiler) — light-block mask that preserves silhouette
This cut swaps letters and digits for the same shaded block (░) while leaving spaces untouched. The reader sees the outline of your message, not the content—great when you want to signal “there’s text here” without showing it.
Use for
- Spoiler tags, mystery announcements, and puzzle hints.
- Quiz answers or punchlines you want to reveal later.
- Teaser copy in timelines where context matters more than detail.
How to apply
- Type your line in the left field (keep it short for tidy blocks).
- Generate the masked version to convert characters → ░.
- Post the result; add a lead-in like “Spoiler:” so the intent is clear.
Craft notes
- All mapped characters become ░; spaces remain spaces, so counts and line breaks are preserved.
- For partial hiding, transform only the sensitive fragment and leave the rest plain.
- Accessibility: pair with a brief label (e.g., [spoiler hidden]) for screen readers.
Similar tools to explore: Redacted for solid █ bars, Censored (Symbols) for * and • patterns, and Symbols for Letters when you want an encoded, readable disguise.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does this style do?
It replaces every visible character with a light block ░ while keeping spaces and overall length.
Can readers still copy the original text?
No—the output is the masked version. Use this to hint at length without exposing content.
Where is it useful?
Spoilers, surprise announcements, or social posts where you don’t want to reveal details at first glance.
Does it keep punctuation?
All mapped characters turn into ░; spaces remain spaces so line breaks and layout are preserved.
Any readability tips?
Add a label like “Spoiler:” before the masked section so readers understand it’s intentionally hidden.