Halfwidth Hangul Filler Letter
ﾠ (Halfwidth Hangul Filler, U+FFA0) is a halfwidth character often used as a spacing or placeholder glyph.
U+FFA0
The character ﾠ is called the Halfwidth Hangul Filler. It belongs to the Unicode set of fullwidth/halfwidth typography characters and is primarily used for layout purposes. You can copy it directly or insert it by code point when you need a specific glyph.
Halfwidth Hangul Filler Letter Meaning
Halfwidth Hangul Filler (U+FFA0) is a “filler” character designed for Hangul-related halfwidth typography contexts. In practice, it’s most commonly used as a spacing character or placeholder when working with text that expects a particular halfwidth character set. Because it visually acts like an empty or blank slot, it can help align columns, pad strings to a fixed width, or preserve formatting when mixing systems that treat halfwidth and fullwidth characters differently. It does not represent a common standalone letter or word; its value is mainly in controlling typographic width and text layout.
Common uses
- •Padding text to a fixed visual width in halfwidth-oriented layouts
- •Creating placeholder slots in forms or UI strings that require specific character widths
- •Aligning columns when mixing halfwidth and fullwidth characters
- •Storing or transmitting spacing intentionally in systems that preserve exact glyphs
- •Maintaining consistent rendering when you need a Hangul-context filler character
Examples
ﾠ Halfwidth Hangul Filler (U+FFA0)
- ﾠName: ﾠﾠﾠ
- ﾠID: ﾠﾠ12345
- ﾠSlot: [ﾠ] empty
- ﾠColumn AﾠﾠColumn B
- ﾠSpacing test: ﾠﾠﾠ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+FFA0 | |
| HTML Entity | ﾠ | |
| HTML Code | ﾠ | |
| CSS | \FFA0 | |
| Alt Code | Alt + 65440 | |
| Decimal | 65440 |
How to type Halfwidth Hangul Filler Letter (ﾠ)
On Windows
Hold Alt and type 65440 on the numeric keypad. In Word, type FFA0 then press Alt + X.
On Mac
Switch to the Unicode Hex Input keyboard, then hold Option and type FFA0. Or press Control + Command + Space and search.
On Linux
Press Control + Shift + U, type ffa0, then press Enter or Space.
Anywhere
Copy ﾠ with the button above and paste it wherever you need it — this works on every device and in every app, with no keyboard shortcut to remember.
FAQ
What does the Halfwidth Hangul Filler letter mean?
Halfwidth Hangul Filler (U+FFA0) is a “filler” character designed for Hangul-related halfwidth typography contexts. In practice, it’s most commonly used as a spacing character or placeholder when working with text that expects a particular halfwidth character set. Because it visually acts like an empty or blank slot, it can help align columns, pad strings to a fixed width, or preserve formatting when mixing systems that treat halfwidth and fullwidth characters differently. It does not represent a common standalone letter or word; its value is mainly in controlling typographic width and text layout.
What is ﾠ used for?
It’s mainly used as a filler/spacer character for typography and layout, especially in halfwidth/Hangul-related contexts.
How do I insert ﾠ using its code point?
Use Unicode code point U+FFA0. The CSS escape is \\FFA0 and the JavaScript escape is \\u{FFA0}.
Is ﾠ the same as a space character?
It behaves like a spacing/filler glyph, but it is not identical to a regular space. It’s a distinct Unicode character (U+FFA0).
Why is it categorized as “Fullwidth” on Unicode pages?
Unicode character properties often group this character under fullwidth/halfwidth-related behavior. In practice, what matters is the specific glyph and code point you’re using for rendering.