Morse Code Cheat Sheet
A complete Morse code reference for letters, numbers, punctuation, and common symbols.
Morse Code Numbers
Morse Code Alphabet
Morse Code Punctuation & Symbols
How to Read Morse Code
Morse code represents letters, numbers, and symbols using combinations of dots (.) and dashes (-). Each character has its own pattern. When Morse code is written as text, spaces commonly separate individual characters, while a forward slash (/) can represent a space between words.
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How to Use the Morse Code Cheat Sheet
Find the letter, number, or symbol you need in the chart and match it with its corresponding dots and dashes. You can use the reference while translating messages, learning Morse code, or checking the spelling of a Morse code sequence.
Find the Character
Locate the letter, number, or symbol you need.
Match the Morse Pattern
Read the corresponding combination of dots and dashes.
Use the Code
Use the Morse code pattern in your message, practice, or translation.
Morse Code Alphabet
The Morse code alphabet assigns a unique combination of dots and dashes to each letter from A through Z. Use the chart above to quickly look up an individual letter or compare patterns while learning Morse code.
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Morse code also provides patterns for the digits 0 through 9. Each number contains five signals, making the number patterns easy to reference once you become familiar with them.
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Morse code can also represent punctuation and other commonly used symbols. Availability depends on the character set supported by the reference and translator.