Braille Symbols Meaning

Braille uses a system of raised dots to represent letters, numbers, and symbols, enabling blind or visually impaired people to read by touch. While digital braille characters can’t be “felt” on screens, they are used in documents, signage designs, and accessibility resources.
This collection includes braille letters (⠁⠃⠉), numbers (⠼⠁⠼⠃), and punctuation (⠲⠐⠤). Simply click to copy any symbol and paste it into your text editor, design software, or learning materials.

FAQs

Q: Can braille be read on a screen?

Not physically — digital braille characters are visual. True tactile braille is read via embossed paper or a braille display.

Q: Are these symbols the same worldwide?

Basic braille alphabet and numbers are standardized, but some languages have additional characters.

Q: Can I use these braille symbols in social media?

Yes — you can paste them into bios, captions, or educational posts.

Q: Are braille numbers included here?

Yes — numbers like ⠼⠁ (1) and ⠼⠃ (2) are part of this collection.