Morse Code Converter

The Morse Code Converter translates text into international Morse (letters, digits and punctuation) and decodes dot-dash sequences back into words.

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  • Your text never leaves your browser
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Output
Your result will appear here as you type.

How to translate text into morse code

  1. Choose the mode

    Pick “translate text into Morse code” or the reverse mode from the options — both run in the same box.

  2. Paste your input

    The result appears immediately, before you even finish pasting.

  3. Copy the result

    One click puts the output on your clipboard.

  4. Use it

    amateur radio, escape rooms, tattoo mockups and SOS jokes

Why use this morse code converter?

Typical uses: • Learning and practicing Morse • Designing Morse tattoos and engravings • Building puzzle hunts with Morse clues

Because the conversion is deterministic and local, results are identical every time and nothing leaks to third parties.

Both directions live on one page, so you never have to bookmark two tools for one job.

Morse Code Converter — details

DirectionsTranslate text into Morse code and decode Morse back into words
Processing100% in your browser — offline after load
Length limitNone
PriceFree, no account needed

Your text never leaves your browser

Every tool runs locally on your device. Nothing you paste is uploaded, stored, or tracked.

Frequently asked questions

Can it decode morse back into words too?

Yes — switch the mode option and the same box converts in the other direction.

Is there a size limit?

No hard limit. Very long inputs simply take a few more milliseconds.

How are words separated in Morse?

Letters within a word are separated by spaces; words by a slash (/) in written Morse. This tool encodes word gaps as “ / ” and accepts several conventions when decoding.

Which characters does Morse support?

The international standard covers A–Z, 0–9 and common punctuation (.,?!/@-). Accented and non-Latin letters fall back to their closest ASCII form.

Does it work offline?

Yes. Once the page has loaded, the conversion runs without any connection.