Morse Code Converter – Convert Text to Morse Code and Back
The Morse code converter transforms text to Morse code with dots and dashes, and Morse code back to text. The tool also supports audio playback – hear Morse code as proper audio signals.
Type text or Morse code in the field and conversion happens instantly. The audio playback feature plays the code with correct dot (dit) and dash (dah) audio signals according to international standards.
How does Morse code work?
Morse code represents letters and numbers as combinations of short (dot, dit) and long (dash, dah) signals. The most famous Morse code is SOS: ... --- ... (three dots, three dashes, three dots). A dash lasts three times as long as a dot. There's a one-dot pause between letters, seven-dot pause between words.
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Browse all tools →Morse Code Converter transforms text into Morse code and back. A fun and educational tool for anyone interested in communication history or wanting to try Morse code.
Enter text and the tool converts it to Morse code – or enter Morse code and get readable text.
- Convert text to dots and dashes (Morse code) instantly.
- Decode Morse code back to readable text.
- Listen to Morse code as audio signals if sound is supported.
Morse code uses dots (·) and dashes (–) to represent letters and numbers.
- Letters are separated by spaces, words by slashes or longer pauses.
- Special characters (ä, ö, å) belong to extensions and are not part of international Morse code.
- SOS Morse code (···−−−···) is the world's most recognized distress signal.
Morse code is a historical communication method still used in some contexts today.
- Radio amateurs still actively use Morse code.
- Learning Morse code can be a fun hobby and brain exercise.
- Tool works in browser – no one else can access your messages.