UEB braille numbers

Type a number. See its cells. Check the number indicator and each digit against the chart below.

0 / 5,000 Unicode code points

Enter digits to begin.

Examples

Use digits 0–9, spaces, line breaks, hyphens, parentheses, +, commas or decimal points.

UEB braille

Numeric mode · ⠼

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ASCII · six-dot NABCC
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Dot numbers · one group per cell
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liblouis 3.39.0 · UEB Grade 1 · LGPL 2.1 or later. Learning and self-check only; not for publishing, exams, legal, pharma, signage or certified/production embossing. Numeric spacing needs review. Known limits.

UEB braille numbers 0–9: printable reference

The Unicode, dots and ASCII columns show the digit cell only. Start a standalone number with ⠼.

0–9 list · A–J cells after the number indicator
DigitReuses letterUnicodeDotsASCII
0J⠚245j
1A⠁1a
2B⠃12b
3C⠉14c
4D⠙145d
5E⠑15e
6F⠋124f
7G⠛1245g
8H⠓125h
9I⠊24i

Learning reference · liblouis 3.39.0 / UEB · not for publishing or exams.

The UEB number indicator

⠼ · dots 3456 · ASCII #. This indicator starts numeric mode: the cells for A–I become 1–9, and J becomes 0. It is not repeated before every digit in one uninterrupted number.

42 → ⠼⠙⠃ · ASCII #db: number indicator, D cell, B cell. A hyphen ends numeric mode, so 0-9 → ⠼⠚⠤⠼⠊ uses another indicator after the hyphen.

Rule reference: ICEB, The Rules of Unified English Braille, §6.

How do I write 1–20 & 1–100?

Combine the same ten digit cells: 10 is ⠼⠁⠚, 11 is ⠼⠁⠁, and 20 is ⠼⠃⠚. Enter a list with one number per line to inspect each result.

What about a 1–100 list?

There are no extra digit cells for larger numbers: 100 is ⠼⠁⠚⠚. Convert a 1–100 list, then copy it or download the TXT for self-checking. The Print chart button prints the compact 0–9 reference, not your input.

Phone numbers, door numbers & known limits

Try a hyphenated phone-style string such as 020-7946-0958, or the door number 204. These are learning examples, not signage or transcription-ready output. Use the main translator for letters mixed with numbers.

The engine uses literary UEB Grade 1, not a maths layout system. Spaced digit groups can require a UEB numeric space; review those groups against the UEB rules. This tool does not infer what a number means. A round-trip match does not prove correctness.

Each run allows up to 5,000 Unicode code points. Longer or unsupported input is refused and kept intact; nothing is silently truncated. TXT is UTF-8 with LF line endings, without BRF page geometry.