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Set a line in Grade 1 Braille
A sentence you can almost feel. Grade 1, so each letter is still a letter.
When to use this
Six-dot cells for letters and numbers. A print you could later emboss. Not a substitute for a Braille display.
This tool runs in your browser. The words, audio, and photos are not uploaded. You do not need an account.
How to use it
- 1
Type an English line. Numbers get a number prefix.
- 2
Choose dusk or paper. Cells keep even spacing so they can be read.
- 3
Download PNG or SVG. This is a picture of Braille, not a tactile file.
Examples
A short vow
Keep it under a dozen letters if you want the cells large enough to emboss later.
Initials
Two cells, centered. Quiet on a square print.
A date in digits
The number prefix is drawn for you. The picture is still not a calendar.
Limits
- Work stays in this browser. Nothing is uploaded.
- Exports are PNG and SVG. They are not a certificate, a medical record, or a legal document.
- Very long text can crowd a square print. Short phrases read as jewelry; paragraphs read as a poster.
- Grade 1 English letters and digits only. Chinese and other scripts are skipped. This is not certified accessible Braille.
FAQ
- Do I need an account?
- No. These tools finish in the browser.
- Is my text or audio uploaded?
- No. The file and the words stay on this device.
- Is it free?
- Yes. Momentmark does not add a watermark.
- Can a Braille reader use this file?
- The SVG has real Braille Unicode in the caption, but the art is visual dots. For tactile output you still need an embosser.
- Is this Grade 2 contractions?
- No. Each letter is its own cell, on purpose, so the gift stays readable to learners.