Braille Symbols

Summary

Browse all Grade 1 Braille cell patterns for letters, digits, and punctuation — see the dot layout and copy the Unicode Braille character with one click.

How it works

1. All Braille symbols are displayed in a browsable grid organized by category.
2. Each card shows the character name, the Unicode Braille symbol, and its code point.
3. A dot diagram illustrates which of the six Braille cell positions are raised.
4. Use the search box to filter by name or character.
5. Switch between Letters, Digits, and Punctuation tabs to narrow the view.
6. Click any card to copy the Unicode Braille character to your clipboard.

Use cases

• Reference Grade 1 Braille patterns when learning the Braille alphabet.
• Insert Unicode Braille characters into accessibility documentation.
• Copy Braille symbols into design tools for tactile-design mockups.
• Verify Braille transcriptions in educational materials.
• Use Unicode Braille characters in HTML or CSS for screen-reader testing.
• Build Braille flash cards or study aids.
• Find the exact Unicode code point for any Braille cell pattern.
• Add Braille characters to social media or creative writing projects.

Frequently Asked Questions