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Morse Code Translator
Convert text to International Morse code and back, then play it as audio at the speed you choose.
Two-way: type in either box and the other updates. Letters are separated by a space and words by a slash. Characters with no Morse equivalent are shown as #. Audio uses standard timing — a dash is three dots long, with a three-dot gap between letters and seven between words.
What does WPM mean in Morse?
Words per minute, measured with the standard word “PARIS”. At 20 WPM one dot lasts 60 milliseconds.
About the Morse Code Translator
The Morse Code Translator converts text into International Morse code and decodes dots and dashes back into letters, numbers and punctuation. You can also play the code as audio at the speed you choose, which makes it useful for learning Morse, amateur radio practice, puzzles, escape rooms and secret messages.
How to use the Morse Code Translator
- Type text to translate it into Morse code, or paste dots and dashes to decode them.
- Use spaces between letters and a slash between words when writing Morse by hand.
- Press play to hear the code as beeps and adjust the speed.
- Copy the translation.