Dots grow from the left
Start with one dot for 1 and add a dot with each number until 5 becomes five dots.
.---- · ..--- · ...-- · ....- · .....International Morse · Numeric signals
Morse Code Numbers
Convert, hear, and learn Morse code numbers from 0 to 9. Every digit is built from exactly five dots and dashes.
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Convert Numbers to Morse Code
Digits only · up to 24 characters
Quick sequence
Five-position signals
Morse Code Numbers 0 to 9 Chart
Select a digit to load it into the encoder, then play or copy its International Morse code pattern.
A mirrored system
How Morse Code Number Patterns Work
Number signals follow a predictable five-position sequence. Learn the progression once instead of memorizing ten unrelated codes.
Dashes grow from the left
Start with one dash for 6 and add a dash with each number until 0 becomes five dashes.
-.... · --... · ---.. · ----. · -----Worked sequences
Morse Code Number Examples
Each digit keeps its five-signal pattern. A space marks the boundary between consecutive numbers.
Emergency telephone number
911
----. .---- .----A four-digit year
2026
..--- ----- ..--- -....A short countdown
321
...-- ..--- .----Timing rule
How to Space Morse Code Numbers
A dot lasts one time unit and a dash lasts three. Signals inside one digit use a one-unit gap; consecutive digits use a three-unit gap. Written Morse code represents that digit boundary with one space. Use a slash only when the numbers belong to separate words or groups.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the numbers 0 to 9 in Morse code?01
Every Morse code number uses five signals. 1 is .----, 5 is ....., 9 is ----., and 0 is -----. The full chart on this page lists every digit.
How do you separate numbers in Morse code?02
Use a three-unit character gap between digits. In written Morse code, that is normally shown as one space between each five-signal number pattern.
Why does every Morse code number have five signals?03
The five-signal system gives all ten digits a consistent, easy-to-recognize structure, progressing from dots to dashes and then back toward all dashes.
Can I hear Morse code numbers on this page?04
Yes. Enter one or more digits in the number tool, then select Play to hear the sequence at 20 WPM and 600 Hz.
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