Braille Font — Free Download
A free, original Braille font you can download and use anywhere — including commercial projects. It maps the letters A–Z, the digits 0–9 and the full Unicode Braille block to six-dot cells. Released under CC0 (public domain).
License: CC0 1.0 — free for personal and commercial use, no attribution required.
Try it — type and see Braille
How to use it
- On your computer: download the TTF and double-click to install, then pick “TradutorBraille” in any app.
- On the web: host the WOFF2 and add an
@font-facerule, then setfont-family:"TradutorBraille". Typing normal letters shows Braille. - Note: this is a visual (sighted) Braille font — it draws the dots on screen. It is not embossing-ready and does not replace a certified transcriber.
See also: Braille alphabet · Braille chart · Braille translator.
Two font styles to choose from
Pick whichever suits you — both are free and CC0. The Solid style shows only the raised dots; the Cells style also outlines the empty positions, which helps when you are learning to read the cells.
Solid dots
Clean, print-like Braille — only the raised dots are drawn.
Cells (learning)
Shows the full six-dot cell: raised dots filled, empty positions as light rings.
FAQ
Is this Braille font really free for commercial use?
Yes. It is released under CC0 1.0 (public domain). You can use it in personal and commercial work with no fee and no attribution.
What does the font include?
It maps A–Z (upper and lower case), the digits 0–9, the space, and the Unicode Braille Patterns block (U+2800–U+283F) to six-dot cells.
Can blind readers read text set in this font?
No. This is a visual font that draws Braille dots on a screen for sighted users. Physical reading needs embossed paper produced by a certified transcriber.
Which formats are provided?
A desktop TTF and a web-optimised WOFF2. Both are free to download below.