Free online Morse code converter. Convert text to Morse code and Morse code to text with audio playback and visual dot-dash display. Pure frontend, no data uploaded to server.
Zero dependencyΒ·Offline readyπ Converter
π¨ Visual Morse Code
π How to Use
Step 1: Select Direction
Choose "Text β Morse" or "Morse β Text" based on what you need.
Step 2: Enter Content
Type text or Morse code in the input field (use space between characters and / between words in Morse).
Step 3: Convert & Play
Click "Convert" to see the result, then click "Play Morse" to hear the audio signal.
π Morse Code Reference
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π‘ Did You Know?
Morse code was invented by Samuel Morse in the 1830s for telegraph communication. It uses dots (short signals) and dashes (long signals) to represent letters, numbers, and punctuation.
The SOS distress signal (... --- ...) is universally recognized and one of the most famous Morse code sequences.
β FAQ
Why are spaces needed between Morse characters?
Spaces separate individual characters in Morse code. Without them, "... --- ..." (SOS) would be indistinguishable from other combinations.
Can I play Morse code audio?
Yes! After converting text to Morse, click "Play Morse" to hear the code as audio tones. The pitch is set to 700Hz for clear listening.