Morse Code Translator Online Free

Key Features

What is Morse Code and Why Learn It?

Morse code is one of the oldest digital communication systems, developed in the 1830s by Samuel Morse. It encodes text as sequences of dots (short signals) and dashes (long signals). Today it's used in amateur (ham) radio communication, aviation emergency signals, and as an accessibility tool for people with motor disabilities. Learning Morse code is a fascinating hobby and a practical skill for emergency communication. This tool makes learning interactive by letting you hear the code as you type.

Benefits

• •Learn Morse code interactively with audio feedback
• •Decode Morse code messages instantly
• •Hear how Morse code sounds with audio playback
• •Practice encoding and decoding simultaneously
• •Works entirely in browser — no internet needed after load
• •Free educational tool for ham radio enthusiasts

How to Use the Morse Code Translator

1. 1Type text in the left box to convert to Morse code
2. 2Or type Morse code in the right box to decode to text
3. 3Use dots (.) for short signals and dashes (-) for long signals
4. 4Use a space between letters and '/' between words in Morse
5. 5Click the speaker icon to hear the Morse code audio
6. 6Click the copy icon to copy either result

Morse Code Reference

Common letters: A (.-), B (-...), C (-.-.), E (.), S (...), O (---), T (-). SOS emergency signal: ... --- ... (three dots, three dashes, three dots). Numbers: 1 (.----), 2 (..---), 5 (.....), 0 (-----). Word separator: use '/' to separate words when typing Morse code. The standard speed for beginners is 5 WPM (words per minute), while experienced operators can reach 20-30 WPM.

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