Text → Morse Code
Morse Code → Text
Morse Code Reference Table
0
-----
1
.----
2
..---
3
...--
4
....-
5
.....
6
-....
7
--...
8
---..
9
----.
A
.-
B
-...
C
-.-.
D
-..
E
.
F
..-.
G
--.
H
....
I
..
J
.---
K
-.-
L
.-..
M
--
N
-.
O
---
P
.--.
Q
--.-
R
.-.
S
...
T
-
U
..-
V
...-
W
.--
X
-..-
Y
-.--
Z
--..
.
.-.-.-
,
--..--
?
..--..
'
.----.
!
-.-.--
/
-..-.
(
-.--.
)
-.--.-
&
.-...
:
---...
;
-.-.-.
=
-...-
+
.-.-.
-
-....-
_
..--.-
"
.-..-.
$
...-..-
@
.--.-.
Description
Morse Code Translator converts text to Morse code and vice versa with audio playback and visual flash output.
Use Cases
1
Education: Learn Morse code alphabet
2
Communication: Send messages in Morse code
3
Amateur radio: Practice Morse code skills
4
Emergency: Understand SOS and basic signals
5
Entertainment: Create Morse code art and messages
Instructions
1
Enter text to convert to Morse code
2
Or enter Morse code to decode to text
3
Play the audio of the Morse code
4
View the visual flash representation
5
Copy the Morse code output
Notes
- Standard International Morse Code is used
- Dots are short signals, dashes are long
- Audio speed can be adjusted
- SOS is three dots, three dashes, three dots
FAQ
Q
What is the SOS signal in Morse code?
A
SOS is ··· --- ··· (three dots, three dashes, three dots). It is the universal distress signal.
Q
Can I adjust the audio speed?
A
Yes, the Words Per Minute (WPM) setting controls the playback speed.