Playing Cards (Poker) in Braille

About this generator

Playing Cards (Poker) in Braille is a free MakerWorld customizer that prints a full 52-card deck with braille for the suit and value in the corners of each card back. The designer, Bazzuchelli, made it for a blind uncle who asked for the dots on the back. The faces keep a classic look: pips and letters are printed flat in a second color, and the braille dots are the only raised detail.

The Customize button opens MakerWorld's Parametric Model Maker, which runs the attached OpenSCAD file. The model description lists card thickness, engraving or relief depth, symbol size and fonts as things you can change, and you can print one card, one suit or the whole deck. The designer says a braille dot height of 0 gives regular cards without braille. If you would rather skip the form, there are six ready print profiles, including a full deck on seven plates at 0.1 mm layers that uses about 339 g of PLA in black, yellow and cyan.

Since October 2025 it has been customized about 4,900 times and printed more than 700 times. It suits families and card clubs with a braille reader at the table. It is not a tactile deck for blind players who do not read braille.

What you can make

• Braille playing card decks
• Single-suit card sets
• Single replacement cards
• Regular cards with the braille turned off

How to use Playing Cards (Poker) in Braille

1. Open the model on MakerWorld, log in and click Customize
2. Set the card thickness, symbol size and braille dot height, or keep the defaults
3. Choose a single card, one suit or the whole deck and generate it
4. Download the file, or print one of the six ready profiles instead
5. Print the card body in dark matte PLA and the symbols in a bright second color