EN SPACE (U+2002) Explained – Unicode, HTML Code & Copy Button
What Is EN SPACE (U+2002)?
EN SPACE is a special invisible text & Unicode space character that is slightly wider than a normal space. It’s used in typography and text formatting when we need a little more space than normal spacing—but not as wide as an em space.
Its code in Unicode is: U+2002
Simple Words Mein
EN SPACE is a “medium-sized space.”
Its size is usually equal to half an “em” (0.5em) of the font.
Means: Normal Space < EN SPACE < EM SPACE
Short Difference
| Type | Width | Unicode |
|---|---|---|
| Normal Space | Small | U+0020 |
| IN SPACE | Medium (0.5em) | U+2002 |
| EM SPACE | Large (1em) | U+2003 |
Format Details
| Format | Representation |
|---|---|
| Unicode | U+2002 |
| HTML Entity |   |
| CSS | \2002 |
| JavaScript | \u2002 |
