Braille translator
Convert text to Braille (with accents, capitals and numbers) and Braille back to text, with Unicode characters to copy.
How to useType the text to convert to Braille.
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Braille translator: what it is for
Type a text to see it written in Braille with Unicode characters, which can be copied and pasted anywhere. The conversion uses the Braille cells for accented letters, ç, the capital sign and the number sign.
It also works in reverse: paste the Braille and read the text.
How to use
- Choose the conversion direction.
- Type or paste the text.
- Copy the result.
When to use it
- Study the Braille system.
- Create accessibility awareness material.
- Decipher a message in Braille.
Frequently asked questions
How does Braille work?
Each letter is a cell with up to six raised dots, in two columns of three. The combinations form letters, numbers and signs. Numbers use the ⠼ sign before the letters a to j.
Does Braille have accents?
Yes. Letters like á, é, ç and ã have their own cells in the Braille used in Brazil. Capitals are marked with the ⠨ sign before the letter.
Can I print it in relief?
The result uses Unicode characters, which are good for copying, studying and displaying on screen. To print in relief you need a Braille embosser or a slate and stylus.
Is it really free?
Yes, 100% free. No sign-up, no subscription and no usage limits. All Tools123 are free.