Braille Reading Hand black outline icon

About the Braille Reading Hand black outline icon

A hand with the index finger raised moves across a field of raised dots arranged in braille cells, showing reading by touch rather than sight. Fitting for accessibility statements, disability services, library and museum guides, assistive technology products and inclusive design documentation, as well as signage that marks a braille version of a text.

Dots are scattered on both sides of the hand, which suggests a continuous line of text instead of one character. It sits well beside wheelchair, sign language and audio description icons. Leave clear space around it so the dots are not read as noise.

This is the black outline version of the braille reading hand icon: even, monoline strokes that stay crisp at small sizes and suit clean, minimal interfaces, wireframes and light backgrounds.

It downloads free as an SVG vector or transparent PNG in seven sizes, and the free online editor lets you recolor it, apply gold, silver, neon and gradient styles, add animation, or convert it to EPS, PDF and DXF.

Free for personal and commercial use with attribution.