Braille Converter
Convert text to Braille and back. Visual 6-dot cell display, Unicode characters, reference table.
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Reference Table
CharacterBrailleDotsCharacterBrailleDots
a⠁
b⠃
c⠉
d⠙
e⠑
f⠋
g⠛
h⠓
i⠊
j⠚
k⠅
l⠇
m⠍
n⠝
o⠕
p⠏
q⠟
r⠗
s⠎
t⠞
u⠥
v⠧
w⠺
x⠭
y⠽
z⠵
How to Use the Braille Converter
- Enter or paste your text in the input field.
- The encoded or decoded result appears automatically.
- Copy the output using the copy button.
- Switch between encode and decode modes if available.
Riferimento Rapido
| Da | A |
|---|---|
| A | 65 (ASCII) |
| Z | 90 (ASCII) |
| a | 97 (ASCII) |
| 0 | 48 (ASCII) |
| Space | 32 (ASCII) |
| @ | 64 (ASCII) |
Casi d'Uso
- •Encoding or decoding data for web development projects.
- •Learning about cryptography and different cipher techniques.
- •Preparing encoded content for APIs or data transmission.
- •Solving cipher puzzles, CTF challenges, or educational exercises.
Formula
Each Braille character is a cell of 6 dots (3 rows × 2 columns). The combination of raised dots determines the letter.
Domande Frequenti
What is Braille?
Braille is a tactile writing system for visually impaired people. Each character consists of a combination of raised dots in a 3×2 cell.
What's the difference between English and Russian Braille?
English and Russian Braille use different encodings for letters. For example, Latin 'w' and Russian 'в' share the same Braille symbol ⠺, but represent different letters.