/unicode

/unicode lets you hide a secret message inside zero-width Unicode characters, or decode hidden content from a message.

This command is useful when you want visible text and hidden text to travel together in one Telegram message.

How to Use

You can use it directly with a command:

/unicode encrypt Visible text || Hidden message
/unicode decrypt Text that contains zero-width Unicode characters

You can also reply to a message and then send:

/unicode encrypt Hidden message
/unicode decrypt

What encrypt Does

• Encodes the hidden message into zero-width Unicode characters
• Appends the hidden content after the visible text
• Lets the message look normal while still carrying extra hidden data

What decrypt Does

• Reads the text
• Detects whether zero-width hidden content exists
• Extracts and returns the hidden message when available

Notes

• The encrypt format uses Visible text || Hidden message
• When replying with /unicode encrypt <hidden message>, the replied message is used as the visible text
• When replying with /unicode decrypt, the bot reads the replied message and tries to decode hidden content from it