Most Morse code tests give you one difficulty and let you fail indefinitely. Our Morse code quiz has 10 levels that unlock as you pass each one — so you are always working at the edge of what you know rather than grinding the same questions forever.
Level 1 is genuinely easy. Level 10 is not.
| Level | Name | Letters | Questions | Time Each |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rookie | E T | 6 | 25s |
| 2 | Beginner | E T I A N M | 8 | 22s |
| 3 | Novice | 14 letters | 10 | 20s |
| 4 | Intermediate | 22 letters | 12 | 17s |
| 5 | Advanced | Full A–Z | 15 | 14s |
| 6 | Numbers | 0–9 only | 10 | 18s |
| 7 | Mixed | Letters + numbers | 15 | 16s |
| 8 | Speed | Full A–Z | 20 | 10s |
| 9 | Expert | Everything | 25 | 12s |
| 10 | Master | Everything | 30 | 8s |
Level 10 at 8 seconds per question: That works out to roughly 7.5 WPM just to hear the signal and pick an answer. At that speed you cannot count dots and dashes — you have to recognise patterns as whole sounds. Getting there takes weeks of consistent practice, not days.
Questions rotate between three formats to test different skills:
Each correct answer is worth 100 points base. Answer faster and you earn a speed bonus — up to 50 extra points depending on how much time was left on the timer. That means a perfect score on Level 10 (30 questions answered instantly) is somewhere above 4500 points. In practice, most people hit around 2000–3000 on a clean run.
The results screen has a Download Card button. It generates a PNG image — your score, accuracy, best streak, and name if you have entered one. The image is created entirely in your browser using a canvas element, so nothing is sent to any server. You own the image the moment it downloads.
E and T only. Takes about 90 seconds. A good way to see how the timer feels.
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