Features of Our Morse Code Translator
1Text → Morse
Type any message and instantly get the dot-and-dash pattern. Supports A–Z, 0–9, and common punctuation.
2Morse → Text
Switch direction with the ⇆ button, paste dots and dashes, and decode to plain text automatically.
3Copy & Share
One-click copy to clipboard for either box. Paste into messages, docs, or anywhere you like.
4Random Messages
Generate random text or Morse samples for quick practice and self-testing.
5Audio Playback
Authentic CW tone or telegraph sounder. Dots are short beeps, dashes are long. Repeat as needed.
6Light Flash
Sync a blinking visual light with the audio — perfect for rhythm training, just like real signal practice.
7Full Customization
Adjust pitch, volume, WPM speed, Farnsworth spacing, sound type, and word separator.
8Real-Time Counters
Live character and signal counters help you track message length at a glance.
9Works Offline
Single-file vanilla web app — no install, no sign-up, no tracking. Just open and translate.
Morse Code Chart
Full Morse reference for every supported alphabet — International, Japanese, Russian, Greek, Hebrew, Arabic, Korean, Chinese, and more.
How to Read & Write Morse Code
Think of Morse as a musical language of short and long beats. Once you understand the rhythm, decoding becomes natural.
Timing Rules
Dot = 1 unit
The shortest signal. One beat of sound or light.
Dash = 3 units
A long signal, three times the length of a dot.
Spacing
1 unit between dots/dashes, 3 between letters, 7 between words.
Common Words to Try
| Word | Morse |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do you say "I love You" in Morse code?
.. / .-.. --- ...- . / -.-- --- ..-
What do 7 dots mean in Morse code?
Seven dots in a row don't represent a standard letter; Morse uses combinations of 1–5 dots and dashes.
Is there a translator for Morse code?
Yes — you're using one right now. It instantly converts text to Morse and back.
How do you make SOS in Morse code?
SOS = ··· ——— ··· (three dots, three dashes, three dots).
What are dots in Morse code?
Dots (·) are short signals representing part of a letter or number.
What is "F" in Morse code?
F = ··—·