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PaintBraille

Legal notice

Last revised: 30 September 2026.

Who runs this website

PaintBraille is a paid tool currently in testing. During the pilot, access is temporary and free for authorised participants. Prices and commercial terms will be announced before launch.

There are no charges during testing. This notice will be updated with the relevant legal information before commercial sales begin.

About this website

PaintBraille is a graphics editor based on the six-dot braille cell. You can draw dots and export them as Unicode text, Braille ASCII and .brf or .bra files for a braille embosser.

Ownership

The program, its code, its design, its texts and the name PaintBraille belong to its owner. Being able to use the tool does not give the right to copy, redistribute, resell, publish or create derivative products.

What you draw is yours. We do not claim any rights over your drawings or what you export, among other reasons because they do not reach our server today.

References to the Spanish Braille Commission and other organisations are for information only and do not imply affiliation or sponsorship. PaintBraille uses third-party software and fonts. Their notices and licences are retained with each distribution or resource where applicable.

Using the tool

By using PaintBraille you agree not to attempt to damage the service, access third-party accounts or use it for anything illegal. The pilot's specific rules are in the terms of use.

Liability

PaintBraille is offered during the pilot as is, without warranty. It may fail, stop, or change. That's why it's a good idea to export and save your work: remember that drawings live in your browser, and deleting browser data deletes them.

We are not responsible for the content of the external websites to which we link.

Accessibility

We take accessibility seriously and pay particular attention to controls, keyboard interaction and messages. Even so, we want to be clear: the drawing canvas is a visual surface and currently does not provide an equivalent experience with a screen reader or braille display. Exporting does produce real braille. If you encounter an accessibility barrier, email us — your feedback helps.

Applicable law

Spanish law applies. If you are a consumer, you retain any rights granted by the law of your habitual place of residence.

The English version is for information purposes. If there is any discrepancy, the Spanish version prevails.