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🔤 Morse Code Translator

Convert text to Morse code and vice versa. Practice your skills with our interactive trainer and virtual Morse keyboard. Perfect for learning telegraphy, amateur radio, or just having fun with coded messages!

This box expects plain text, but what you entered looks like Morse code. Dots and dashes are encoded as punctuation here, which is why the output looks wrong.
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Audio timing uses the standard PARIS WPM model (dot = 1 unit, dash = 3, intra-character gap = 1, inter-character gap = 3, word gap = 7).

Tip: Type, tap the keyboard below, or paste Morse code (e.g. .... . .-.. .-.. ---) to convert it to text. Separate letters with a single space and words with three spaces or a /.

Morse Code Training

Practice your Morse code skills! Translate the Morse code below into text.

Click "New Word" to start training
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Morse Code Reference

International Morse Code chart with letters, numbers, and common punctuation. Click any item to hear it.

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Try a single letter (A–Z), a digit (0–9), a punctuation mark, or Morse dots and dashes such as .-

How to Use This Tool

  • Text to Morse: Simply type your message and see it converted to Morse code instantly
  • Morse to Text: Enter dots (.) and dashes (-) separated by spaces, or use the virtual keyboard
  • Trainer: Practice your skills by decoding random words from Morse code
  • Audio: Play Morse code audio to hear the rhythm and timing
  • Virtual Keyboard: Click letters to input Morse code easily

Morse Code Tips

  • Each letter is separated by a space
  • Each word is separated by multiple spaces (typically 7 units)
  • A dot (dit) is one unit long
  • A dash (dah) is three units long
  • The gap between dots and dashes within a letter is one unit