Morse Code Translator
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Morse Code Quick Reference
| Letter | Morse | Letter | Morse | Digit | Morse |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | ·− | N | −· | 0 | −−−−− |
| B | −··· | O | −−− | 1 | ·−−−− |
| C | −·−· | P | ·−−· | 2 | ··−−− |
| D | −·· | Q | −−·− | 3 | ···−− |
| E | · | R | ·−· | 4 | ····− |
| F | ··−· | S | ··· | 5 | ····· |
| G | −−· | T | − | 6 | −···· |
| H | ···· | U | ··− | 7 | −−··· |
| I | ·· | V | ···− | 8 | −−−·· |
| J | ·−−− | W | ·−− | 9 | −−−−· |
| K | −·− | X | −··− | ||
| L | ·−·· | Y | −·−− | ||
| M | −− | Z | −−·· |
How Morse Code Works
Morse code uses short signals (dots ·) and long signals (dashes −) to represent letters, digits and punctuation. Letters within a word are separated by a single space; words are separated by a slash / or three spaces. Originally transmitted by telegraph, Morse code is still used in amateur radio, maritime communication, and accessibility tools.