Happy Birthday in Morse Code

A birthday message with a secret inside. Here is “happy birthday” in Morse code — play it as beeps, hide it in a card, or send it as a puzzle link and make them work for their wishes.

.... .- .--. .--. -.-- / -... .. .-. - .... -.. .- -.--

The signal light flashes in time with the sound.

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How to write “happy birthday” in Morse code, letter by letter

  1. H ....  ·  A .-  ·  P .--.  ·  P .--.  ·  Y -.--
  2. B -...  ·  I ..  ·  R .-.  ·  T -  ·  H ....  ·  D -..  ·  A .-  ·  Y -.--

One space separates letters; a slash ( / ) separates words. A dot lasts one unit, a dash three — the timing rules are the same whether you write, beep, tap or flash the phrase. Every letter above follows the ITU International Morse Code standard, the same table as our full Morse code chart.

Fun ways to send a Morse birthday

Whatever the medium, keep the spacing honest: one space between letters, a slash between words. The gaps are half the message — without them, even a perfect code turns into guesswork.

Frequently asked questions

What is “happy birthday” in Morse code?

Happy birthday in Morse code is .... .- .--. .--. -.-- / -... .. .-. - .... -.. .- -.-- — HAPPY is .... .- .--. .--. -.-- and BIRTHDAY is -... .. .-. - .... -.. .- -.--.

How can I send happy birthday in Morse code to a friend?

The easiest way is the puzzle link: use the translator on this page, press Puzzle link, and send the URL — it opens with the code showing and the answer hidden until they tap Reveal. You can also copy the dots and dashes into a card, or download the phrase as a .wav audio file and send the beeps.

How do I write happy birthday in Morse code by hand?

Write letter by letter with a space between letters and “ / ” between the two words: H is ...., A is .-, P is .--., Y is -.--; B is -..., I is .., R is .-., T is -, H is ...., D is -.., A is .-, Y is -.--. The full alphabet is on our alphabet page if you want to personalise it with a name.

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