Morse code alphabet
Letters
Accented letters
Numbers
Punctuation
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The Morse Code Translator works both ways: type text on the left and the code of dots and dashes appears on the right; paste Morse code on the right and the text appears on the left. It supports letters, accented letters, numbers and punctuation, and you can play the signal or download it as an audio file.
How to translate Morse code
- To encode, type your text in the Text box.
- To decode, paste the code in the Morse code box. Put a space between letters and a slash / between words.
- Press Play to hear the signal or Download audio to save it as a WAV file. Choose the speed in the list.
How Morse code works
Every letter is a short pattern of short signals (dots) and long signals (dashes). A dash lasts as long as three dots; the pause inside a letter is one dot, between letters three dots, and between words seven. The most common letters have the shortest codes: E is a single dot and T a single dash. The distress signal SOS is ... --- ....
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I decode Morse code?
Paste the code in the Morse code box. Separate letters with a space and words with a slash, and the text appears instantly.
Can I use other symbols for dots and dashes?
Yes. Dots can be written as · or • and dashes as long dashes or underscores — the translator understands them.
What is SOS in Morse code?
Three dots, three dashes, three dots: ... --- ... It is sent as one signal without pauses between the letters.
Can I hear the Morse code?
Yes, press Play. Change the speed in the list next to it, or download the sound as a WAV file.
Why are some characters skipped?
Morse code has no codes for emoji and some symbols. The translator skips them and shows which ones.