Morse Code Translator
Translate text into Morse code.
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Translate text to Morse code
Type a message and this translator renders it in Morse code, using dots and dashes for each letter, number and common punctuation mark. Letters are separated by spaces and words by a slash, the usual way of writing Morse so it can be read or keyed out loud. It is great for learning the code, sending a fun hidden message or preparing a signalling exercise. Translation is immediate and everything stays in your browser.
How it is spaced
A single space divides letters and a slash divides words, which keeps the dots and dashes unambiguous when you read them back.
Frequently asked questions
What gets translated?
Letters A to Z, the digits 0 to 9 and common punctuation. Anything without a Morse equivalent is skipped.
How are words separated?
Letters are split by a space and whole words by a slash, the standard convention for written Morse code.