Morse Code Translator

Letters A through Z, digits 0 through 9, and common punctuation are supported. Words are separated with a slash character in the Morse output so the encoded message stays readable.

Yes. Switch between text to Morse and Morse to text modes, and the conversion updates live in both directions as you type.

A forward slash separates words in the encoded output, while individual letters are separated by a single space, following the common convention for written Morse code.

Dots, dashes, and gaps are written as characters rather than timed beeps, so the output is a plain textual representation. For audible timing you would need a real tone generator.

No. Encoding and decoding run entirely in your browser, so messages you translate stay local and are never transmitted or logged.

Yes. A full Morse alphabet reference table is displayed on the page, covering letters, digits, and punctuation, so you can look up any code without leaving the tool.