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Braille for everyone.

Type your text, choose what you want to make, and download a ready-to-print braille file. Free. No account. No design experience needed.

Created by me, Edis Adilovic, a blind accessibility consultant and 3D designer featured by Hackster.io, Hackaday, 3D Printing Industry, and Foundation Fighting Blindness for my work on accessible 3D design and printing.

Portrait of Edis in black and white. He has short, curly hair, light stubble, and is wearing a black jacket over a striped sweater. The background is bright and minimal.

What can you make?

Braille3D generates a full range of physical braille objects, all from plain text, all free to download.

Labels

Flat braille labels for bottles, containers, switches, and everyday objects.

3D-printed black business card with braille and QR code on a wooden surface.

Business Cards

Standard 95 x 60 mm cards with braille on the front and optional engraved text on the back.

Signs

Wall signs for bathrooms, rooms, offices, and restaurants, with mounting options built in.

Keyrings

Five shapes with braille, visible text, or both. Built to last.

Birthday Cards

Content-driven cards with raised braille and optional engraved underside.

Letters

Full-page braille letters with optional readable text engraved on the back.

Braille Tiles

Learning tiles combining raised braille with raised visible letters, available as single tiles, custom sets, or full alphabets.

All products support Danish, English, German, and Spanish braille standards. More languages are in development.

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About the project

Braille3D was created by me, Edis Adilovic, an accessibility consultant, self-taught 3D designer, and blind person based in Odense, Denmark. I built the tool because I found that the existing ones were insufficient: a complete suite for generating physical braille objects from plain text, free for anyone to use.

Read more about Braille3D and the person behind it

Support Braille3D

Braille3D is a one-person project, built and funded entirely out of my own pocket. Generating and downloading files will always be free, that is not changing. But server costs, development time, and expanding the product range all have a real cost. If Braille3D has been useful to you or someone you know, a small contribution goes a long way.

Every contribution, no matter the size, is genuinely appreciated.

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