Morse Code Converter
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Morse code turns letters and numbers into sequences of dots and dashes, and while it's over a century old, it still shows up in amateur radio, puzzles, and novelty projects, which is exactly what this morse code converter handles instantly in both directions. Type plain English text to see it converted to dots and dashes, or paste Morse code to translate it back into readable text, making it useful for ham radio hobbyists practicing code, puzzle solvers decoding a hidden message, and students learning how Morse code works. The converter follows the standard international Morse code table for accurate results every time. Since conversion happens locally in your browser, nothing you type is ever uploaded. Enter your text or Morse code below to convert it instantly.
Features
- Convert plain text to standard Morse code
- Convert Morse code back to readable text
- Follows the international Morse code standard
- Handles letters, numbers, and common punctuation
- Instant two-way conversion with live preview
- One-click copy of the converted result
- Clear dot/dash spacing between letters and words
- Useful for learning, puzzles, and radio practice
Why use this morse code converter?
- Converts text and Morse code instantly with no delay
- Runs entirely client-side, keeping your message private
- Uses the accurate, standard international Morse code table
- Simple two-way converter with no configuration needed
- Free to use with no signup or restrictions
Frequently asked questions
What Morse code standard does this converter follow?
It follows the International Morse Code standard, which defines the dot-and-dash patterns for letters, numbers, and common punctuation used worldwide.
How are letters separated from each other in Morse code output?
Individual letters are typically separated by a single space, while word boundaries are marked with a longer gap or a forward slash, depending on the display convention.
Can this tool convert numbers and punctuation, not just letters?
Yes, it supports the full standard Morse code alphabet including digits 0-9 and common punctuation marks.
Is Morse code still used today?
Yes, it's still used in amateur (ham) radio, aviation navigation aids, and as a fun way to encode hidden messages in puzzles and novelty projects, even though it's no longer standard for commercial communication.
Can I paste Morse code to get the translated text back?
Yes, paste dot-and-dash Morse code into the tool and it will decode it back into readable English text instantly.
Is my text or Morse code uploaded anywhere?
No, all conversion happens locally in your browser, and nothing you enter is sent to a server.