Convert Text to Morse Code & Decode Morse Code

Morse Code Translator instantly translates Morse code to text and text to Morse code.

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What Is the Morse Code Translator?

The Morse Code Translator (formerly Morse Decoder) enables anyone to translate text into Morse code or convert Morse code into text. To use the tool, simply enter text into the text input box to convert it into Morse code, or enter Morse code into the output box to start decoding it.

Note: This translator converts English text to International Morse code, not American Morse code. You can check the Morse code chart PDF we created, which shows how each character is represented.

How to Use the Morse Code Translator

Follow the steps below to start translating Morse code into text and vice versa. If you need to change any options, click on the gear icon at the top right. From there, you can adjust advanced options such as the frequency, WPM (words per minute), dot or dash characters, and the character used for spacing (forward slash by default).

If you would like to experience Morse code visually with flashing lights instead, check out our Morse code light translator.

Translate text to Morse code

  • Input text in the Text box (such as "What Hath God Wrought" - the first telegraph message sent by Samuel Morse)
  • The Morse code translation will automatically appear in the Morse Code box. If a character cannot be translated, a "#" will appear in its place.
  • Click the sound icon to hear your text translated into Morse code beeps.
  • Click the clipboard icon to copy the Morse code and paste it elsewhere.
  • Click the download icon to download the Morse code audio.

Decode Morse code to text

  • Enter or type Morse code into the Morse Code box, or manually enter a Morse code sequence.
  • The translation of the Morse code will automatically appear in the Text box.
  • Click the sound icon to hear the Morse code played audibly.
  • Click the clipboard icon to copy the translation.
  • Click the eraser icon to clear the text and Morse code.

What Can This Translator Be Used For?

Amateur radio operators, scouts, and educators use this Morse code generator for educational, professional, or recreational purposes. Other than using it to help you learn Morse code, you can use it to:

  • Practice common signals like SOS and I love you in Morse code.
  • Create secret messages with dots and dashes to send to friends online.
  • Decipher Morse code in Easter eggs found in games or movies.

You can also use this translator to decode hidden Morse code messages found in escape rooms or Morse code tattoos.

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