ABECIO · PICTURE ALPHABETS FOR CHILDREN
Change history
How Abecio is growing.
A multilingual interface
- The website is available in ten languages. Choose the interface language in the header, independently of the alphabet language.
About, help and problem reports
- Discover Abecio's story and get help with saving, sharing and printing.
- Separate pages explain privacy and the conditions for free, non-commercial use.
- You can report problems without a name or email address. Submission becomes available once email delivery is configured.
A new name: Abecio
- The application is now called Abecio. The goal remains the same: a picture alphabet in the child's own words.
- The footer now includes the creator and configurable voluntary support options.
More comfortable play and more alphabets
- Larger, easier-to-read text on screen.
- Alphabets in 15 languages are available, including Arabic and Korean with 40 characters.
- Rare or currently unneeded letters can be omitted and restored later. Only included letters are printed.
- When a letter already has a picture, see both side by side and choose which stays.