Getting Started | Stactiles

Get ready to experience the world through touch. We created this guide to show you exactly what is inside each pack and how best to apply them. Simply find the header that matches your package below to read a description of every single sticker.

Stactiles - Icons

A sheet of tactile stickers in many different shapes, each with a white outline and raised coloured print. The sheet includes a mix of geometric forms, directional arrows, curved symbols, and simple emoticons. Some shapes are angular, others rounded, and some have interior cut-outs or layered designs. All stickers are arranged in tidy rows, and the raised coloured surfaces make each shape easy to feel and distinguish by touch.

Icon Pack Contents:

Starting top left to right, row by row:

  1. A green triangle pointing right, a play button.
  2. A red square, a stop button.
  3. A green plus sign, add symbol.
  4. A red minus sign, subtract symbol.
  5. A yellow arrow pointing left.
  6. A blue arrow pointing right.
  7. A red arrow pointing down.
  8. A green arrow pointing up.
  9. A blue circle.
  10. A yellow 3/4 circle, which is three-quarters of a full circle, with an open section on the right side.
  11. A blue semicircle.
  12. A green power button symbol.
  13. A red X shape.
  14. Three blue circles arranged together in a triangle formation.
  15. A green triangle with a rectangle below it, an eject symbol that can also represent a house.
  16. Two yellow vertical bars, a pause symbol.
  17. A yellow sun with radiating rays.
  18. A black sunglasses icon.
  19. A red heart.
  20. A brown paw icon with texture.
  21. A blue water droplet.
  22. A yellow lightning bolt.
  23. A blue crescent moon.
  24. A yellow star.
  25. A red hourglass shape, time symbol.
  26. A blue rising-step symbol, often used to show increasing levels or temperature.
  27. A green speaker icon, sound symbol or audio output.
  28. A red grill symbol shaped like a wide horizontal bar with three downward-pointing triangular teeth along the bottom edge. 
  29. A green thumbs-up icon.
  30. A black keyhole.
  31. A blue menu icon with three horizontal bars.
  32. A red thermometer, temperature symbol
  33. A yellow smiley face.
  34. A yellow wide-grin smiley face.
  35. A yellow smiley face wearing sunglasses.
  36. A yellow sad face.

Stactiles - Letters

A sheet of tactile alphabet stickers, each on a small white rectangle. Every sticker displays a large coloured print letter at the top, with braille for the same letter positioned underneath. The coloured letters, printed in red, green, blue, or yellow is raised so it can be felt clearly. The sheet includes all letters from A to Z, followed by three punctuation stickers: an exclamation mark, a question mark, and a period, each also with a raised coloured symbol and braille beneath it.

Letter Pack Contents:

Starting top left to right, row by row:

  1. Letter A printed in red with braille dots below.
  2. Letter B printed in green with braille dots below.
  3. Letter C printed in yellow with braille dots below.
  4. Letter D printed in blue with braille dots below.
  5. Letter E printed in green with braille dots below.
  6. Letter F printed in blue with braille dots below.
  7. Letter G printed in red with braille dots below.
  8. Letter H printed in yellow with braille dots below.
  9. Letter I printed in yellow with braille dots below.
  10. Letter J printed in red with braille dots below.
  11. Letter K printed in blue with braille dots below.
  12. Letter L printed in green with braille dots below.
  13. Letter M printed in blue with braille dots below.
  14. Letter N printed in green with braille dots below.
  15. Letter O printed in yellow with braille dots below.
  16. Letter P printed in red with braille dots below.
  17. Letter Q printed in yellow with braille dots below.
  18. Letter R printed in blue with braille dots below.
  19. Letter S printed in red with braille dots below.
  20. Letter T printed in green with braille dots below.
  21. Letter U printed in red with braille dots below.
  22. Letter V printed in yellow with braille dots below.
  23. Letter W printed in green with braille dots below.
  24. Letter X printed in blue with braille dots below.
  25. Letter Y printed in blue with braille dots below.
  26. Letter Z printed in red with braille dots below.
  27. Exclamation mark printed in yellow with braille dots below.
  28. Question mark printed in green with braille dots below.

Stactiles - Premium Tiny Braille Stickers

A sheet with braille stickers, each on a small white rectangle. Every sticker displays a braille letter with a black printed letter so sighted people can also read it. The sheet includes all letters from A to Z, followed by punctuation stickers like an exclamation mark, a question mark, and a period, and numbers.

Premium Tiny Braille Stickers Pack Contents:

1–15: Braille letter A with black print.

16–18: Braille letter B with black print.

19–21: Braille letter C with black print.

22–27: Braille letter D with black print.

28–42: Braille letter E with black print.

43–45: Braille letter F with black print.

46–48: Braille letter G with black print.

49–54: Braille letter H with black print.

55–66: Braille letter I with black print.

67–69: Braille letter J with black print.

70–72: Braille letter K with black print.

73–78: Braille letter L with black print.

79–84: Braille letter M with black print.

85–93: Braille letter N with black print.

94–105: Braille letter O with black print.

106–108: Braille letter P with black print.

109–111: Braille letter Q with black print.

112–117: Braille letter R with black print.

118–123: Braille letter S with black print.

124–129: Braille letter T with black print.

130–141: Braille letter U with black print.

142–144: Braille letter V with black print.

145–147: Braille letter W with black print.

148–150: Braille letter X with black print.

151–153: Braille letter Y with black print.

154–156: Braille letter Z with black print.

157–158: Braille exclamation mark with black print.

159–160: Braille question mark with black print.

161–162: Braille period with black print.

163–164: Braille comma with black print.

165–166: Braille colon with black print.

167–169: Braille number sign with black print.

170–179: Braille numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0 with black print.

180: Capital letter sign

Stactiles - Numbers

A large sheet filled with tactile stickers, each one a small white rectangle featuring a raised coloured number, math symbol, or dice pattern. Every sticker has a smooth white background, and the printed symbol on top is raised so it can be felt easily with the fingertips. The sheet includes numbers with braille beneath them, math operation signs, raised-dot dice symbols from one to ten, and additional currency and comparison symbols. Starting top left to right:

Number Pack Contents:

Starting top left to right, row by row:

  1. The number 1 in red with braille dots below.
  2. The number 2 in green with braille dots below.
  3. The number 3 in blue with braille dots below.
  4. The number 4 in yellow with braille dots below.
  5. The number 5 in green with braille dots below.
  6. The number 6 in blue with braille dots below.
  7. The number 7 in green with braille dots below.
  8. The number 8 in yellow with braille dots below.
  9. The number 9 in red with braille dots below.
  10. The number 0 in blue with braille dots below.
  11. The plus sign in green.
  12. The minus sign in red.
  13. The multiplication sign in blue.
  14. The division sign in yellow.
  15. The equals sign in green.
  16. The number 1 in blue.
  17. The number 2 in green.
  18. The number 3 in red.
  19. The number 4 in blue.
  20. The number 5 in yellow.
  21. The number 6 in yellow.
  22. The number 7 in red.
  23. The number 8 in blue.
  24. The number 9 in green.
  25. The number 0 in red.
  26. The number 1 in green.
  27. The number 2 in yellow.
  28. The number 3 in green.
  29. The number 4 in red.
  30. The number 5 in blue.
  31. The number 6 in blue.
  32. The number 7 in green.
  33. The number 8 in red.
  34. The number 9 in blue.
  35. The number 0 in yellow.
  36. Dice face showing one raised black dot on a white square.
  37. Dice face showing two raised black dots on a white square.
  38. Dice face showing three raised black dots on a white square.
  39. Dice face showing four raised black dots on a white square.
  40. Dice face showing five raised black dots on a white square.
  41. Dice face showing six raised black dots on a white square.
  42. Dice face showing seven raised black dots on a white square.
  43. Dice face showing eight raised black dots on a white square
  44. Dice face showing nine raised black dots on a white square.
  45. A black comma and dot sign on a white square.
  46. Red less-than sign on a white square.
  47. Green greater-than sign on a white square.
  48. Yellow euro symbol on a white square.
  49. Green dollar symbol on a white square.
  50. Blue percent symbol on a white square.

Stactiles - Basic shapes

A sheet of tactile stickers with geometric forms and arrows. The stickers have different shapes, colours and textures. Each row features a different shape, including triangles, squares, and circles, followed by mathematical symbols like plus and minus signs, and various directional arrows. Some shapes have different textures (smooth, dotted, ridges or waves) to make them even easier to differentiate by touch. All stickers are arranged in tidy rows, and the raised coloured surfaces make each shape easy to feel and distinguish by touch.

Basic Shapes Pack Contents:

Starting top left to right, row by row:

  1. A green triangle pointing right with a smooth texture.
  2. A red triangle pointing right with a dotted texture.
  3. A blue triangle pointing right with vertical ridges.
  4. A yellow triangle pointing right with a wavy, zig-zag texture.
  5. A green square with a smooth texture.
  6. A red square with a dotted texture.
  7. A blue square with vertical ridges.
  8. A yellow square with a wavy, zig-zag texture.
  9. A green circle with a smooth texture.
  10. A red circle with a dotted texture.
  11. A blue circle with vertical ridges.
  12. A yellow circle with a wavy, zig-zag texture.
  13. A green plus sign, add symbol.
  14. A red minus sign, subtract symbol.
  15. A green plus sign, add symbol.
  16. A red minus sign, subtract symbol.
  17. A green plus sign, add symbol.
  18. A red minus sign, subtract symbol.
  19. A red arrow pointing down.
  20. A green arrow pointing up.
  21. A blue arrow pointing left.
  22. A blue arrow pointing right.
  23. A red arrow pointing down.
  24. A green arrow pointing up.

Stactiles - General Utility

A sheet of tactile utility stickers featuring a mix of geometric shapes, interface symbols, and dice patterns. The stickers are arranged in a grid, each with a raised coloured print on a white background. It includes standard shapes like triangles, squares, and circles in various textures, along with common device icons such as power buttons, volume controls, and brightness indicators. At the bottom, a row of small dice-style dot patterns provides a simple way to label items with numbers one through five. All stickers are arranged in tidy rows, and the raised coloured surfaces make each shape easy to feel and distinguish by touch.

General Utility Pack Contents:

Starting top left to right, row by row:

  1. A green triangle pointing right, a play button.
  2. A red square, a stop button.
  3. A blue circle.
  4. A green plus sign, plus symbol.
  5. A green triangle pointing right, a play button (with dotted texture).
  6. A red square, a stop button (with dotted texture).
  7. A Blue circle (with dotted texture).
  8. A red minus sign, subtract symbol.
  9. A green power button symbol.
  10. A green power button symbol.
  11. A red arrow pointing down.
  12. A green arrow pointing up.
  13. A red X shape.
  14. A blue water droplet.
  15. A green speaker icon.
  16. A blue hourglass.
  17. A yellow lightbulb.
  18. A green fan/propeller.
  19. A yellow star.
  20. A red grill symbol shaped like a wide horizontal bar with three downward-pointing triangular teeth along the bottom edge. 
  21. Dice dot 1
  22. Dice dot 2
  23. Dice dot 3
  24. Dice dot 4
  25. Dice dot 5

Stactiles - Washing

A sheet of tactile stickers designed for laundry machines. Each sticker is a raised, brightly coloured icon. The sheet includes universal symbols for play/pause, stop, and power, as well as specific laundry icons like a washing tub with different dot levels, and a thermometer. All stickers are arranged in tidy rows, and the raised coloured surfaces make each shape easy to feel and distinguish by touch.

Washing Pack Contents:

Starting top left to right, row by row:

  1. A green triangle pointing right, a play button.
  2. A red square, a stop button.
  3. A red X shape.
  4. A green power button symbol.
  5. A green plus sign, add symbol.
  6. A red minus sign, subtract symbol.
  7. A blue 3/4 circle, which is three-quarters of a full circle, with an open section on the right side.
  8. A red hourglass shape, time symbol.
  9. A blue arrow pointing left.
  10. A blue arrow pointing right.
  11. A red arrow pointing down.
  12. A green arrow pointing up.
  13. A red thermometer, temperature symbol.
  14. Three red wavy vertical lines, steam or heat symbol.
  15. A blue snowflake, cold symbol.
  16. A green spiral.
  17. A blue water droplet.
  18. A black and white sheep icon with texture, wool symbol.
  19. A green leaf icon, eco-friendly or delicate symbol.
  20. A red iron symbol.
  21. A blue wash tub with one dot.
  22. A blue wash tub with two dots.
  23. A blue wash tub with three dots.
  24. A blue wash tub with a black hand.

Stactiles - Emojis

A sheet of tactile stickers with a variety of popular emoticons and simple symbols. Each sticker is a raised, colourful illustration that can be felt by touch. The set includes various facial expressions, such as a smiling face, a winking face, and a crying face, alongside symbols like a heart, a sun, a lightning bolt, and a star. The raised textures allow users to distinguish between different emotions and icons through tactile exploration. All stickers are arranged in tidy rows, and the raised coloured surfaces make each shape easy to feel and distinguish by touch.

Emojis Pack Contents:

Starting top left to right, row by row:

  1. A yellow smiley face.
  2. A yellow winking face.
  3. A yellow laughing face.
  4. A red angry face.
  5. A yellow sun with radiating rays.
  6. A green thumbs-up icon.
  7. A red heart.
  8. A brown dog paw icon with texture.
  9. A yellow surprised face.
  10. A yellow wide-grin smiley face.
  11. A yellow smiley face wearing sunglasses.
  12. A yellow sad face with a tear.
  13. A red X shape.
  14. A black sunglasses icon.
  15. A red flame icon.
  16. A green hand icon.
  17. A yellow smiley face.
  18. A yellow wide-grin smiley face.
  19. A yellow dizzy face with X eyes.
  20. A yellow sad face.
  21. A blue water droplet.
  22. A yellow lightning bolt.
  23. A blue crescent moon.
  24. A yellow star.

Stactiles - QWERTY keyboard

A sheet of tactile stickers designed to label a standard computer keyboard. Each sticker corresponds to a specific key and has black print on a white background. The set includes the full top row of function keys (F1-F12), the complete alphabet in a QWERTY layout, numbers, and punctuation marks. Larger stickers are provided for command keys such as Shift, Caps Lock, Enter, and the Spacebar. Every letter, number, and symbol is raised, allowing for tactile identification of every key on a laptop or desktop keyboard. All stickers are arranged in tidy rows, and the raised coloured surfaces make each shape easy to feel and distinguish by touch.

QWERTY Keyboard Pack Contents:

Starting top left to right, row by row:

  1. Esc: The abbreviation for the Escape key.
  2. F1: Function key 1.
  3. F2: Function key 2.
  4. F3: Function key 3.
  5. F4: Function key 4.
  6. F5: Function key 5.
  7. F6: Function key 6.
  8. F7: Function key 7.
  9. F8: Function key 8.
  10. F9: Function key 9.
  11. F10: Function key 10.
  12. F11: Function key 11.
  13. F12: Function key 12.
  14. Del: The abbreviation for the Delete key.
  15. A tilde symbol.
  16. 1: Number 1.
  17. 2: Number 2.
  18. 3: Number 3.
  19. 4: Number 4.
  20. 5: Number 5.
  21. 6: Number 6.
  22. 7: Number 7.
  23. 8: Number 8.
  24. 9: Number 9.
  25. 0: Number 0.
  26. A minus sign or hyphen.
  27. A plus sign.
  28. Backspace icon: An arrow pointing left with an 'X' inside.
  29. Tab: The word "Tab" for the Tabulator key.
  30. Letter Q.
  31. Letter W.
  32. Letter E.
  33. Letter R.
  34. Letter T.
  35. Letter Y.
  36. Letter U.
  37. Letter I.
  38. Letter O.
  39. Letter P.
  40. Opening curly bracket
  41. Closing curly bracket
  42. A backslash symbol.
  43. Caps: The abbreviation for the Caps Lock key.
  44. Letter A.
  45. Letter S.
  46. Letter D.
  47. Letter F.
  48. Letter G.
  49. Letter H.
  50. Letter J.
  51. Letter K.
  52. Letter L.
  53. A colon.
  54. A double quotation mark.
  55. Enter: The return key
  56. Shift: The capital letter key.
  57. Letter Z.
  58. Letter X.
  59. Letter C.
  60. Letter V.
  61. Letter B.
  62. Letter N.
  63. Letter M.
  64. A less-than symbol and a comma.
  65. A greater-than symbol and a period.
  66. A question mark and a forward slash.
  67. A solid arrow pointing up.
  68. An outlined arrow pointing up.
  69. Ctrl: The abbreviation for the Control key.
  70. Alt: The abbreviation for the Alternate key.
  71. Fn: The abbreviation for the Function key.
  72. Windows logo
  73. Space bar icon: A wide horizontal bracket representing the space bar.
  74. Alt: A second Alternate key.
  75. Ctr: A shortened abbreviation for the Control key.
  76. Command icon: The loop symbol for the Mac Command key.
  77. Three horizontal bars, menu icon.
  78. A solid black arrow pointing left.
  79. A solid black arrow pointing down.
  80. A solid black arrow pointing right.

Stactiles - Numpad & Modifiers

A specialized sheet of tactile stickers for numeric keypads and system navigation. This sheet contains black symbols on white backgrounds, including a full set of numbers (0-9), as well as mathematical operators like divide, multiply, and equals. It also includes specific computer navigation icons such as Page Up, Page Down, Home, End, and Delete, alongside various system modifiers like the Windows logo, the Command symbol, and brightness and volume controls.

Numpad & Modifiers Pack Contents:

Starting top left to right, row by row:

  1. Num: The abbreviation for the Num Lock key.
  2. A division symbol.
  3. A X shape, multiplication symbol.
  4. A minus sign, subtract symbol.
  5. A plus sign, add symbol.
  6. An arrow pointing up.
  7. The number 1.
  8. The number 2.
  9. The number 3.
  10. A large plus sign symbol, add symbol.
  11. An equals sign.
  12. An arrow pointing down.
  13. The number 4.
  14. The number 5.
  15. The number 6.
  16. A star
  17. An arrow pointing right
  18. The number 7.
  19. The number 8.
  20. The number 9.
  21. A L-shaped arrow pointing down and left.
  22. A keyhole icon.
  23. An arrow pointing left.
  24. A black speaker icon with a green plus sign, volume up icon.
  25. The number 0.
  26. A period or decimal point symbol.
  27. Hme: The abbreviation for the Home key.
  28. End: The word "End" for the End key.
  29. A black speaker icon with a red minus sign, volume down icon.
  30. The number 0.
  31. Two thick vertical black bars, pause icon.
  32. PgU: The abbreviation for the Page Up key.
  33. Ins: The abbreviation for the Insert key.
  34. A black speaker icon with a red X, mute icon.
  35. A double-zero number sticker.
  36. Pau: The abbreviation for the Pause key.
  37. PgD: The abbreviation for the Page Down key.
  38. Del: The abbreviation for the Delete key.
  39. A power button symbol.
  40. A sun icon with a solid center for high brightness.
  41. A sun icon with an open center for low brightness.
  42. A magnifying glass, a search or zoom icon.
  43. PrtS: The abbreviation for the Print Screen key.
  44. Scrl: The abbreviation for the Scroll Lock key.
  45. Fn: The abbreviation for the Function key.
  46. Cmd: The abbreviation for the Command key.
  47. Windows logo.
  48. Windows logo.
  49. The symbol for the Mac Command key.
  50. The symbol for the Mac Command key.

FAQ

Are Stactiles heat-resistant?

Stactiles have been used in high-temperature settings and have remained intact after exposure to around 200°C for an hour. They are suitable for use near stove tops or ovens, although prolonged or direct heat may eventually affect adhesion.

Can Stactiles be safely used on cookware or near ovens?

Stactiles generally tolerate heat well and can be used around kitchen appliances. They do well with stainless steel and glassware.

Can Stactiles go through the dishwasher?

Stactiles™ show good resistance to heat, moisture and detergent, remaining attached through several dishwasher cycles. Adhesion may vary depending on placement, surface texture and washing conditions. Make sure to attach the Stactile to a dry surface and wait 24 hours for the adhesive to dry before putting it in the dishwasher.

Will Stactiles stick on curved or uneven surfaces?

They adhere best to flat or gently curved surfaces. On very smooth plastic surfaces or rounded materials, the edges may begin to lift or peel over time. In the development, we have chosen a rigid PVC substrate for long lasting adherence, the downside is it doesn't bend very well.

How do Stactiles perform in humid environments?

Stactiles generally maintain their shape and adhesion in humid or misty conditions. Extended exposure to moisture may still weaken the adhesive depending on the surface.

What are Stactiles?

Stactiles are high quality tactile stickers designed to help blind and visually impaired individuals identify everyday objects, surfaces and devices through touch. They feature raised symbols that can be easily felt and recognised.

Who can use Stactiles?

They are created for people who are blind or have low vision, as well as for inclusive designers, educators and caregivers who wish to make spaces more accessible.

How do Stactiles work?

Each sticker features a raised tactile pattern representing a specific object or function. They can be placed on items such as kitchen appliances, containers, switches or tools to make them identifiable by touch.

Do Stactiles fade or wear off over time?

They are made from durable materials that resist fading and smudging under everyday use. As with any label, longevity will depend on handling, surface type and environmental conditions.

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