Numbers in Morse Code
Morse code for the numbers 0 to 9, with a translator for phone numbers, dates and codes.
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About this generator
Every number in Morse code is made of exactly five signals. The numbers 1 to 5 begin with that many dots followed by dashes (1 is one dot and four dashes, 5 is five dots), and the numbers 6 to 9 begin with one to four dashes followed by dots (6 is one dash and four dots). Zero is five dashes. That makes them easy to learn. The translator below already holds the digits from 0 to 9, and you can type any number, phone number or date.
How to use this tool
- 1
See the digits
0123456789 is already in the box with its Morse code on the right.
- 2
Learn the pattern
1 is dot-dash-dash-dash-dash and each next number replaces a dash with a dot.
- 3
Translate your own number
Type a number or date to get its Morse code.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Morse code for 0?
- Five dashes: -----
- Why do all numbers use five signals?
- It keeps them distinct from letters and makes them easy to learn.
- How do I write a date or phone number?
- Type it in the box. Separators such as dashes are skipped, spaces become word breaks.