Braille Reading Hand black outline icon
Line icon of a hand with extended fingers reading a scatter of braille dots
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About the Braille Reading Hand black outline icon
An open hand is drawn from the side with three fingers extended and a thumb out to the left, while a cluster of small round dots floats beside the fingertips like braille characters being read by touch. It stands for accessibility, tactile reading, blindness support and inclusive services. Use it on accessibility statements, library and museum guides, assistive technology apps, public signage and inclusion training decks.
The hand is a simple rounded silhouette with a cuff line at the wrist, and the dots vary in position to suggest a braille cell rather than a grid. It pairs with wheelchair, sign language and audio description icons in the same accessibility family. Give the dots space at small sizes so they do not blur into the hand.
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.
Download it free as a scalable SVG vector or transparent-background PNG in seven sizes (16 to 512px), copy the SVG code straight into your project, or open it in the free online editor to change colors, apply gold, silver, neon and gradient styles, animate it, or convert it to EPS, PDF and DXF.
Free for personal and commercial use with attribution.
