A clear, ready-to-print reference chart covering the full Braille alphabet (A–Z), numbers (0–9), and a simple guide to how Braille dots are numbered — free to download, print and share.
Page 1 — How Braille dots are numbered. A simple diagram explaining the 6-dot cell layout, so the rest of the chart makes sense at a glance.
Page 2 — The full alphabet, A to Z, each letter shown with its dot pattern and the specific dot numbers used.
Page 3 — Numbers 0 to 9, using the same letter-based number system Braille readers rely on.
How to use this chart
Print it out — it's designed to look clear even on a basic black & white printer.
Learn one row at a time rather than trying to memorise the whole alphabet at once.
Say the letter name and its dot numbers out loud as you look at (or feel, if you have an embossed copy) each cell.
Keep it somewhere visible — on a fridge, a classroom wall, or a study desk — for quick everyday reference.
Want more than a chart?
This printable is a quick reference, not a full teaching tool. For structured lessons that build up gradually, spoken memory tips for every letter, quizzes to check what's stuck, and games that make practice feel like play, BrailleLearn's interactive lessons are free to start. Full Access members also get a printable flashcard & memory match deck and a practice worksheet.