Morse Code Decoder

Learn Morse Code

Morse code represents text with short and long signals called dots and dashes. International Morse code assigns a pattern to every letter, digit, and common punctuation mark, making it useful for radio, signaling practice, and historical telegraphy.

How to Decode or Translate Morse Code

1. Choose a direction: Select Text to Morse or Morse to Text depending on the conversion you need.
2. Enter text or Morse code: Type normal text or paste Morse code dots and dashes into the input field.
3. Read or play the result: Copy the converted output or play it as Morse code audio with adjustable speed and tone.

Decode Morse Code to Text

Use the Morse code decoder when you already have dots and dashes and need readable text. Separate letters with spaces and use a slash for word breaks, for example ···· · ·−·· ·−·· −−− / ·−− −−− ·−· ·−·· −··.

Text to Morse Code Translator

The text to Morse code translator converts plain English letters, numbers, and supported punctuation into Morse code. It is useful for writing practice messages, checking Morse alphabet patterns, and preparing strings for audio playback.

Morse Code Alphabet

The table below shows the International Morse code alphabet and numbers supported by the translator.

Common Morse Code Signals

• SOS: ··· −−− ··· (the universal distress signal)
• HELLO: ···· · ·−·· ·−·· −−−
• LOVE: ·−·· −−− ···− ·

Private Browser Conversion

Your Morse code conversions happen entirely in your browser. The decoder, translator, visual output, and audio playback run client-side, so your text is not sent to a server.