The Code

This page lists out all the characters that are supported by this tool and their Cunny Code equivalents.

• Introduction
• Letters
• Numbers
• Punctuation
• Emoji
• Accents
• Special

Introduction

Cunny Code is a variation of Morse Code that utilizes the 😭 and 💢 emojis for the standard dot and dash respectively. So, if you know Morse Code, you already know Cunny Code! There are some differences, however, such as custom characters, uppercase AND lowercase support, and 2 spaces to separate words instead of 3.

Here are a few tips on writing Cunny Code by hand:

• Use 😭 and 💢 for the standard . and -.
• Prefix a Cunny letter with ^ to make it uppercase.
• Each Cunny letter must be separated by 1 space.
• Cunny words must be separated by 2 spaces.

Examples:

English	Cunny Code
sos	😭😭😭 💢💢💢 😭😭😭
UOH CUNNY	^😭😭💢 ^💢💢💢 ^😭😭😭😭  ^💢😭💢😭 ^😭😭💢 ^💢😭 ^💢😭 ^💢😭💢💢

Letters

※Uppercase is supported by prefixing the Cunny Code with ^.

Numbers

Punctuation

Emoji

Emojis can be formatted in the input field on the homepage by using the corresponding emoji code.

Emoji	Cunny Code	Emoji Code
😭	😭😭😭😭😭😭	:sob: or :uoh:
💢	💢💢💢💢💢💢	:anger: or :correction:
🦀	😭💢😭💢😭😭	:crab: or :kani:

Accents

※Uppercase is supported by prefixing the Cunny Code with ^.

Special

Special characters such as spaces and line breaks aren't encoded to help reduce the amount of characters used. You can still use the Cunny Code for special characters that have them, however, like the line break.

Character	Cunny Code	Usage
Line Break (BR)	💢😭😭😭😭💢😭	Breaks the current line and starts a new one. Use SHIFT+ENTER to insert a line break.
Space		1 separates a letter 2 separates a word