Morse code alphabet
Every letter, number and punctuation mark in Morse code. Tap a cell to hear it.
Morse code chart
Morse code alphabet A–Z
Tap the speaker on any cell to hear it. The dots and dashes light up while it plays.
Letters
- A.-
- B-...
- C-.-.
- D-..
- E.
- F..-.
- G--.
- H....
- I..
- J.---
- K-.-
- L.-..
- M--
- N-.
- O---
- P.--.
- Q--.-
- R.-.
- S...
- T-
- U..-
- V...-
- W.--
- X-..-
- Y-.--
- Z--..
Numbers
- 0-----
- 1.----
- 2..---
- 3...--
- 4....-
- 5.....
- 6-....
- 7--...
- 8---..
- 9----.
Punctuation
- ..-.-.-
- ,--..--
- :---...
- --....-
- /-..-.
- ?..--..
- '.----.
- (-.--.
- )-.--.-
- ".-..-.
- =-...-
- +.-.-.
- @.--.-.
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One page for every letter
Each letter page has the code, the sound, a way to tap it yourself and a tip for remembering it.
How to read the chart
Every cell shows a character, its pattern and a play button. A dot is a short signal and a dash is three times as long. Letters and digits are the same in every Morse code table; punctuation is the set from the international standard.
Between the marks of one letter the gap is one dot, between letters three dots and between words seven. Numbers have their own page with a pattern that makes the ten digits easy to learn: Morse code numbers.
The chart prints on one page. To learn the letters by ear rather than by looking, start with learn Morse code.