Morse Code Translator

Type or paste your text in the input field above. The translator instantly converts each letter to its Morse code equivalent using dots (.) and dashes (-). You can also paste Morse code to decode it back to plain text.

Yes! Click the Play button to hear your translated message as audio tones. The default settings are 20 WPM at 600 Hz, matching standard amateur radio practice.

Click the Share Link button to generate a unique URL. When someone opens it, they see only the Morse code and must click Reveal to read the original text. Perfect for secret messages.

Yes. The translator uses the International Morse Code standard (ITU-R M.1677), supporting all 26 Latin letters, digits 0-9, and common punctuation marks.

Yes. Type in Cyrillic, Greek, Japanese kana, Arabic, Hebrew, Korean or Thai and each letter is converted with its own national Morse table; Chinese characters are sent as their four-digit Chinese Telegraph Code. To decode, choose the alphabet in the translator first, because these alphabets reuse the same short codes: .- is A in Latin and А in Russian.

Yes. CW (continuous wave) is the radio name for Morse sent by switching a carrier on and off, and it uses the same International Morse code. Convert your text here, press Play to hear it at the speed and tone you choose, or download it as a WAV file.