Morse Code Translator
Convert text to and from Morse code instantly. Create or decode Morse code messages with our easy-to-use translator. Features real-time conversion, complete character support, and a comprehensive Morse code reference.
Morse Code Reference:
0
→ -----
1
→ .----
2
→ ..---
3
→ ...--
4
→ ....-
5
→ .....
6
→ -....
7
→ --...
8
→ ---..
9
→ ----.
A
→ .-
B
→ -...
C
→ -.-.
D
→ -..
E
→ .
F
→ ..-.
G
→ --.
H
→ ....
I
→ ..
J
→ .---
K
→ -.-
L
→ .-..
M
→ --
N
→ -.
O
→ ---
P
→ .--.
Q
→ --.-
R
→ .-.
S
→ ...
T
→ -
U
→ ..-
V
→ ...-
W
→ .--
X
→ -..-
Y
→ -.--
Z
→ --..
.
→ .-.-.-
,
→ --..--
?
→ ..--..
!
→ -.-.--
/
→ -..-.
(
→ -.--.
)
→ -.--.-
&
→ .-...
:
→ ---...
;
→ -.-.-.
=
→ -...-
+
→ .-.-.
-
→ -....-
_
→ ..--.-
"
→ .-..-.
$
→ ...-..-
@
→ .--.-.
About Morse Code
Morse code is a method of encoding text characters using sequences of dots and dashes (or short and long signals). Invented by Samuel Morse in the 1830s, it remains relevant for emergency communications and amateur radio.
Features
- Text to Morse code conversion
- Morse code to text decoding
- Audio playback support
- Visual timing guides
- International Morse code standard
- Copy to clipboard
- Mobile-friendly interface
Morse Code Chart
Letters
- A: .-
- B: -...
- C: -.-.
- D: -..
- E: .
- F: ..-. (etc...)
Numbers
- 0: -----
- 1: .----
- 2: ..---
- 3: ...--
- 4: ....- (etc...)
Common Applications
Emergency Communications
- Distress signals (SOS)
- Backup communications
- Emergency beacons
- Light signals
- Sound signals
Amateur Radio
- CW communication
- License requirements
- Practice tools
- Signal learning
- DX contacts
Education
- History lessons
- Communication studies
- Signal processing
- Pattern recognition
- Memory training
Tips for Learning
- Start with common letters
- Practice timing
- Use mnemonics
- Listen to recordings
- Send practice messages
Related Tools
- Text Encoder
- Audio Generator
- Signal Processor
- Communication Tools
- Radio Utilities
How to Use
- Choose conversion direction:
- Text to Morse code
- Morse code to text
- Enter your text or Morse code
- See instant translation
- Copy the result
Understanding Morse Code
Basic Elements
- Dot (.) - Short signal
- Dash (-) - Long signal
- Space between letters
- Double space between words
Common Patterns
- Short letters (E, I, T)
- SOS distress signal (...---...)
- Common words (AND, THE, IT)
- Numbers sequence
Applications
Learning
- Practice encoding
- Decode messages
- Understand patterns
- Historical context
Communication
- Amateur radio
- Emergency signals
- Visual signaling
- Coded messages
Education
- Signal processing
- Pattern recognition
- Communication history
- Code systems
Why Use Our Translator
- Instant translation
- Complete character set
- Clear interface
- Works offline
- Free to use
- No ads or popups
Learning Resources
Video Tutorials
- Learn Morse Code in 1 Hour - Quick start guide for beginners
- Morse Code Music Method - Learn through musical mnemonics
- Koch Method Tutorial - Professional training technique
- CW Academy Course - Complete Morse code curriculum
- Practice with W1AW - ARRL code practice sessions
Practice Tools
- Morse Code Trainer - Interactive learning software
- Ham Radio Basics - Getting started with amateur radio
- High-Speed CW - Advanced Morse code techniques
Note: These videos are regularly updated with new content. Check the channels for the latest tutorials.