Alphabet and Number Braille Stickers

Summary

AI-generated from vendor-published content · November 2, 2026

These peel-and-stick braille labels cover all 26 letters, the numbers 0-9, and a set of symbols such as greater-than, less-than, equal signs, dot marks and directional keys. Each character has raised braille and comes in a bright, high-contrast color. That makes the labels useful for people who read by touch and for people with some remaining vision. You can put them on doors, cabinets, drawers and files to mark and sort things around the house. You can also stick them on white cards to make simple practice sheets for learning braille. The labels are made of PET with an adhesive meant not to damage the surface underneath. They are loose stickers, so you choose and place each character yourself. They label items and teach characters; they don't replace a braille labeler for long or detailed labels.

Where to get it

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What setup looks like

• Out of the box
  
  1. Peel the stickers and press them onto a clean, dry surface such as a cabinet, drawer or file.
  2. For practice, stick characters onto white cards and read them by touch.