Morse code numbers
The ten digits, five marks each. Type a number to see and hear it in Morse code.
Only the digits 0–9 are translated here.
Morse code chart
Morse code numbers 0–9
Every digit is exactly five marks long. Tap the speaker to hear one.
Numbers
- 0-----
- 1.----
- 2..---
- 3...--
- 4....-
- 5.....
- 6-....
- 7--...
- 8---..
- 9----.
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How Morse code numbers work
The ten digits follow a pattern. For 1 to 5, the digit is that many dots followed by dashes to make five marks: 1 is .----, 2 is ..---, 3 is ...--, 4 is ....- and 5 is .....
For 6 to 9, the digit is the number above five in dashes followed by dots: 6 is -...., 7 is --..., 8 is ---.. and 9 is ----. And 0 is five dashes: -----.
There is no “numbers follow” sign in Morse code. Digits are sent as their five-mark patterns, with the same gaps as letters.
Example: 2026
Each digit of 2026 becomes its five-mark pattern:
- 2..---
- 0-----
- 2..---
- 6-....
Result: ..--- ----- ..--- -....
Letters too
Letters, digits and punctuation are all on the Morse code alphabet chart. To translate whole messages, use the Morse code translator.