May 8, 2026 · Morse Team
Complete Morse Code Alphabet Chart A–Z
Every letter in International Morse uses a unique combination of dots (short signals) and dashes (long signals). E is the shortest — a single dot. T is a single dash.
Letters with opposite patterns are easy to confuse at first: A is dot-dash while N is dash-dot. Practice pairs like A/N, D/B, and U/V together on our Learn page with audio for each letter.
Numbers 0–9 each use five elements. Zero is five dashes; five is five dots. Our reference pages cover the full alphabet, digits, punctuation, and common abbreviations.