"I Love You" in Morse Code
Copy "I Love You" in Morse Code
[CODE BLOCK with one-click copy button + audio play button]
·· ·−·· −−− ···− · / −·−− −−− ··−
Spaces separate letters; the slash separates the two words.
Letter by Letter
| Letter | Code |
|---|---|
| I | ·· |
| L | ·−·· |
| O | −−− |
| V | ···− |
| E | · |
| Y | −·−− |
| O | −−− |
| U | ··− |
Each letter is separated by a space and the two words by a forward slash (/). That spacing is what keeps the decoder from reading it as one long blur — it's the single most important rule in written Morse.
Tattoo and Jewelry Ideas
"I love you" is one of the most tattooed Morse phrases in existence, and it's easy to see why: the dot-dash rhythm makes a clean minimalist band around a wrist, finger, or ankle, and it stays private — most people will never read it. For bracelets, the pattern translates directly into bead sequences (small bead for dot, long bead for dash). Actor Orlando Bloom famously has a Morse tattoo of his son's name, which helped push the trend mainstream. For more patterns, placement ideas, and sizing tips, see Morse code tattoo and jewelry ideas.
Frequently asked questions
How do you write "I love you" in Morse code?
"I love you" in Morse code is ·· ·−·· −−− ···− · / −·−− −−− ··−, with spaces between letters and a slash between the two words. Use the copy button above to grab the exact sequence for texting or posting.
Can I get "I love you" as a Morse code tattoo?
Yes — it is one of the most popular Morse tattoo phrases because the dot-dash pattern looks clean as a band, bracelet, or bead design while staying unreadable to most people. Check our tattoo ideas page for placement, sizing, and design variations before you commit, or write your own phrase.