Tap any card to hear it, copy it, or open it in the translator.
Every letter of the alphabet with its dot-and-dash pattern. Press Play to hear the rhythm, Copy to grab the exact code.
Digits are always five signals long — dots first, then dashes take over as the number grows.
The punctuation marks the translator understands, each with its own complete code.
Prosigns are operating signals, sent as one continuous run of dots and dashes with no gaps between the letters.
These pairs trip up almost every beginner. Play both sides of a pair, one after the other, and train your ear to spot what changes.
-...-..Both open with a dash. B follows it with three dots, D with two — count the dots after the dash.
..-..-..The dash changes place: F runs dot-dot-dash-dot, L runs dot-dash-dot-dot.
--.---.Nearly twins. Q is dash-dash-dot-dash; G drops the last dash: dash-dash-dot.