Morse Code Translator
Text to Morse and back — then hear it, see it, feel it on your phone, or tap it out yourself.
At a glance
- Translates both ways as you type: text to International Morse code, and dots and dashes back to text — whichever box you type in.
- Plays the code with correct timing at 5–40 words per minute, with an adjustable tone and Farnsworth spacing for learning.
- Follow along as each symbol lights up, watch a flashing lamp (kept slow enough to be safe), or let your phone vibrate the code.
- Download the code as a WAV audio file for videos, puzzles and practice.
- Tap Morse yourself on a big key or the Space bar — it learns your speed and decodes what you send.
- A clickable Morse alphabet chart with letters, numbers and punctuation. Recognises SOS.
Step by step
How to translate Morse code
- 1
Type text or Morse
Type words on the left, or dots and dashes on the right (use a space between letters and / between words).
- 2
Read the translation
The other box fills in as you type.
- 3
Listen
Press Play to hear it, and choose the speed and tone. Turn on the light or vibration if you like.
- 4
Send your own
Hold the tap key for dashes and tap quickly for dots — the decoder writes out what you sent.
Features
Everything you need, nothing you don’t
Two-way translation
Text to Morse and Morse to text, live.
Real sound
Correct timing from 5 to 40 WPM.
Farnsworth spacing
Full-speed letters with longer gaps.
Light and vibration
See the code or feel it on a phone.
Tap to decode
Send Morse with a key; it adapts to your speed.
WAV download
Save the code as audio.
Morse code timing
Speed is measured in words per minute using the word PARIS, which takes exactly 50 units. At 20 WPM one unit lasts 60 milliseconds.
| Element | Length |
|---|---|
| Dot (dit) | 1 unit |
| Dash (dah) | 3 units |
| Gap inside a letter | 1 unit |
| Gap between letters | 3 units |
| Gap between words | 7 units |
Learning Morse code
Learn each letter as a sound, not as a picture of dots and dashes: listen to letters at a fairly high speed (15–20 WPM) with Farnsworth spacing, so the gaps give you time to recognise them, and shorten the gaps as you improve. Start with E, T, A, N, I and M, which are the shortest, and practise a little every day.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is SOS in Morse code?
How do I type Morse code here?
What is Farnsworth spacing?
Can I decode Morse by tapping?
Is Morse code still used?
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