Morse Code Translator

Translate Text to Morse Code and Back

Convert plain text into Morse code, or paste Morse code to decode it back to text. You can also play the result as audible beeps to hear how it sounds, using standard International Morse Code timing.

Features:

  • Both directions: Text → Morse and Morse → Text.
  • Audio playback: Hear the Morse code as dots and dashes.
  • Letters, digits, and punctuation: Full support for the standard Morse alphabet.

1. How Morse Code Is Written

Each letter or digit is a short sequence of dots (·) and dashes (−). Letters within a word are separated by a single space, and words are separated by a forward slash surrounded by spaces ( / ). A dash is conventionally three times the length of a dot.

2. Where Morse Code Is Still Used

Amateur radio operators still use it for long-distance communication in poor signal conditions, and it remains a popular subject for puzzles, escape rooms, and beginner cryptography exercises.

How are letters separated in Morse code output? Each letter's dots and dashes are separated by a space, and words are separated by a forward slash ( / ) surrounded by spaces.
Can I hear the Morse code? Yes. The Play button converts the Morse output into audible beeps using your browser's built-in audio.
Does it support numbers and punctuation? Yes. All 26 letters, digits 0-9, and common punctuation are supported in both directions.

Great for puzzles, ham radio practice, or just for fun.

100% client-side — nothing you type is sent anywhere.

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