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Hebrew Braille Translator

Convert text to Hebrew braille and back instantly. Hebrew alphabet · reads left-to-right · free and browser-based.

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Hebrew Braille Reference

א
ב
ג
ד
ה
ו
ז
ח
ט
י
כ
ך
ל
מ
ם
נ
ן
ס
ע
פ
ף
צ
ץ
ק
ר
ש
ת

Grade 1 reference. Numbers use the number sign ; bicameral scripts use the capital sign .

Developer & Verifier

Marcus Rodriguez

Developed by

Marcus Rodriguez

Full-stack developer specializing in web font implementation and performance optimization

Sarah Mitchell

Verified by

Sarah Mitchell

Typography expert specializing in font design, web typography, and accessibility

About Hebrew Braille

Hebrew braille represents the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet; the five final (sofit) forms share cells with their base letters. Hebrew braille is read left-to-right.

Hebrew Braille Reference

Each character below is shown with its Hebrew braille cell. Use it as a quick reference while you translate.

א
ב
ג
ד
ה
ו
ז
ח
ט
י
כ
ך
ל
מ
ם
נ
ן
ס
ע
פ
ף
צ
ץ
ק
ר
ש
ת

Numbers use the number sign . See the full braille alphabet and braille numbers guides.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert text to Hebrew braille?
Type or paste your text into the translator above with Hebrew selected. It converts each character to its Hebrew braille cell instantly using standard Unicode braille patterns, and you can copy, download, or print the result.
Is Hebrew braille read left to right?
Yes. Although printed Hebrew is written right to left, Hebrew braille, like all braille, is written and read left to right.
Does the Hebrew braille translator support Grade 2 (contracted) braille?
This tool produces Grade 1 (uncontracted) Hebrew braille, where every character maps directly to its cell. Grade 2 contractions are currently offered for English only.
Which Hebrew alphabet characters are supported?
The translator maps the Hebrew alphabet letters shown in the reference chart on this page, along with digits and common punctuation. Characters outside the table are passed through unchanged.

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