Morse Code Chart and Alphabet
The full Morse code alphabet, numbers and punctuation. Tap any character to hear it.
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About this generator
The Morse code chart below lists every letter, number and common punctuation mark with its pattern of dots and dashes. Tap a character to hear it and add it to the translator. A few memory tricks help: E is a single dot, T is a single dash, letters made of dots are the ones that sound short, and numbers follow a pattern where 1 is one dot and four dashes and each next number up to 5 swaps one dash for a dot.
How to use this tool
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Find a character
Scroll the chart for the letter, number or symbol you need.
- 2
Tap to hear it
Each tile plays the sound and adds the character to the translator.
- 3
Translate a whole message
Type your own text above to get the full Morse code.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Morse code for the alphabet?
- A is dot dash, B is dash dot dot dot, C is dash dot dash dot, and so on. The chart shows every letter.
- How are numbers written in Morse code?
- Every number uses five signals: 1 is one dot and four dashes, 2 is two dots and three dashes, up to 5 which is five dots. Then 6 is one dash and four dots, up to 9, and 0 is five dashes.
- Are there standard punctuation marks?
- Yes, such as the full stop, comma, question mark, slash and at sign. The chart shows the common ones.