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ADots 1UEB reference
Braille alphabet and numbers chart.
Find English braille letters, numbers and common punctuation by character or six-dot pattern. Copy any Unicode braille cell instantly.
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BDots 12⠉
CDots 14⠙
DDots 145⠑
EDots 15⠋
FDots 124⠛
GDots 1245⠓
HDots 125⠊
IDots 24⠚
JDots 245⠅
KDots 13⠇
LDots 123⠍
MDots 134⠝
NDots 1345⠕
ODots 135⠏
PDots 1234⠟
QDots 12345⠗
RDots 1235⠎
SDots 234⠞
TDots 2345⠥
UDots 136⠧
VDots 1236⠺
WDots 2456⠭
XDots 1346⠽
YDots 13456⠵
ZDots 1356Braille numbers
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1Dots 3456 + 1⠼⠃
2Dots 3456 + 12⠼⠉
3Dots 3456 + 14⠼⠙
4Dots 3456 + 145⠼⠑
5Dots 3456 + 15⠼⠋
6Dots 3456 + 124⠼⠛
7Dots 3456 + 1245⠼⠓
8Dots 3456 + 125⠼⠊
9Dots 3456 + 24⠼⠚
0Dots 3456 + 245Braille punctuation
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CommaDots 2⠆
SemicolonDots 23⠒
ColonDots 25⠲
PeriodDots 256⠦
QuestionDots 236⠖
ExclamationDots 235⠤
HyphenDots 36⠠
Capital signDots 6⠼
Number signDots 3456How braille numbers work
English braille numbers begin with the number sign, dots 3-4-5-6, followed by the same cells used for letters A through J. Context determines where numeric mode ends.
Grade 1 versus Grade 2
This chart shows basic cells and indicators. Grade 2 UEB also uses contractions for complete words and letter groups, so use the translator for sentences and documents.