Morse Code Alphabet
Interactive reference for all Morse code characters with audio and visual guides
Practice the Entire Alphabet
Listen to the entire alphabet in sequence to familiarize yourself with the sounds.
About the Morse Code Alphabet
Morse code uses a standardized sequence of short and long signals, commonly known as dots and dashes, to represent letters, numbers, and special characters. The code was developed by Samuel Morse and Alfred Vail in the 1830s and has been used for communication ever since, particularly in telegraphy, maritime signaling, and emergency situations.
Learning Tips
Learn in Small Groups
Start with a few characters at a time. Master the E, T, A, N group first (the most common letters), then gradually add more.
Use Multiple Senses
See the visual patterns, hear the sounds, and practice writing or tapping out the codes to engage different senses and strengthen memory.
Memory Aids
Use the memory aids provided for each character to create mental associations that make the patterns easier to remember.
Daily Practice
Consistent practice, even just a few minutes per day, is more effective than occasional longer sessions.