Unicode toolkit

Braille Art

Braille art uses the eight-dot Unicode Braille grid as a tiny pixel canvas. It can hold more detail than regular ASCII while remaining plain, copyable text.

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Braille collection

Paste multi-line pieces in a monospaced font or code block to keep their shape.

Grand Braille Portrait

Best in code block100 × 50
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Long Friend

Best in code block29 × 16
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Tiny Night City

Best in code block51 × 16
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Cozy Cup

Best in code block38 × 13
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Sleepy Cat

Best in code block37 × 12
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Bunny Smile

Best in code block33 × 12
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Garden Friends

Best in code block53 × 12
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Flower Friend

Best in code block34 × 11
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Happy Cloud

Best in code block37 × 11
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Smiling Heart

Best in code block39 × 10
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Star Friend

Best in code block36 × 10
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Bear Hug

Best in code block40 × 9
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Moonlight Sparkles

Best in code block38 × 9
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Soft Ribbon Bow

Best in code block39 × 8
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Braille Heart

Best in code block12 × 6
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Braille Star

Mobile friendly9 × 5
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Braille Cat

Mobile friendly9 × 5
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Use your own picture

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Convert PNG, JPG, or WebP files to Braille, ASCII, blocks, or outlines. Your image never leaves your device.

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