Braille Translate

Name: Braille Translate
Rating: 3.6666667 (49 reviews)
Author: Lab Sprout

By: Lab Sprout App

You can translate your braille scripts!

Overview

Google Play Store

Downloads

13,301 ▲ 6

Data as of 2026-08-01

Rating:

3.67

(49)

Version:

2.1.10

Last updated: 2021-04-06

Ranking

#496,780 ▼ 1,126

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Braille Translate is a Chrome extension designed to assist supporters of visually impaired individuals by translating braille scripts and images into readable text. This handy tool helps users write and understand braille more effectively, bridging communication gaps and promoting accessibility. Ideal for educators, caregivers, and anyone interested in braille literacy, Braille Translate makes braille translation simple and accessible directly from your browser.

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Version:

2.1.10 Last updated: 2021-04-06

Creation date:

2021-04-01

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Email:

la*****@gmail.com

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Source:

Google Play Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-01

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# 496,780 ▼ 1,126

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Developed by:

Lab Sprout

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.github.labsprout.braillereader

Email:

la*****@gmail.com

Website:

https://labsprout.netlify.app/braille/

User Reviews

Recognition from camera is very poor. I didn't succeed to recognize printed text in a book. Only part of only one line can be recognized, so you have to position you camera very carefully almost on each word one-by-one. And it is difficult due to delay between you move camera and see the results on the screen. However, these attempts lead to success very rarely. Two-sided pages can't be process at all, the app mixes front and reverse side dots.

Ан*****, 2022-09-07

Good concept but does not seem to recognize braille very well. Maybe the spp would work better on real braille, I am trying to use it to verify photos of samples on my computer screen, and it cant recognize a single word. Maybe it's confused by the pixels of the screen? Would also be great if it could do more than a single line at a time. We several paragraphs of braille, and it's hard to review line by line.