About | Morse Code Translator

What it does

This site translates text to Morse code and Morse code to text using the International Morse set for Latin letters, digits, and common punctuation. Around the core converter you get:

Translate

Instant both directions

Type and the other panel updates live. Unsupported characters and unknown sequences are flagged clearly.

Practice

Keyboard & chart

Tap out dots and dashes on the on-screen key, or look up any letter, number, or symbol on the chart.

Hear & share

Audio, WAV & links

Play at your own speed and tone, download audio or text, or create a share link for a short message.

Related guides cover the A–Z alphabet,numbers, SOS, and how to read Morse by ear.

How it works

Local-first: conversion, sound synthesis, and file generation run as JavaScript in your browser. There is no translation server.
Standard mapping: one fixed table for International Morse, so results are consistent across the translator, keyboard, and chart.
Offline-ready: after the first visit, cached files let the tool keep working without a connection.
Accessible by default: keyboard support, readable contrast in dark and light themes, and a responsive layout from phones to desktops.

Who it’s for

Learners checking letters, timing, and SOS before a class or exam practice.
Makers encoding names and short phrases for bracelets, tattoos, and artwork.
Curious readers who want a quick, trustworthy answer without signing up or installing anything.

It is not a certified training or emergency-signalling system. For those limits, read theDisclaimer.

Principles

Private: your words stay on your device. See the Privacy Policy.
Free & simple: no account, no paywall around conversion, no clutter.
Honest: when input can’t be converted, the tool says so instead of guessing.

Found a mistake or have an idea? Contact us — reports with the exact input and what you expected are the most helpful.