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Convert Text to Morse Code

Accurate online Morse code translator. Converts plain text, alphabets, and numbers into standard ITU Morse code with audio tone simulation.

Step-by-Step Instructions

1

Type or Paste Plain Text

Input any English words, numbers, or sentences into the text box.

2

Real-Time Morse Encoding

The encoder translates every letter into standard International Morse Code dots (.) and dashes (-), using spaces between letters and slashes (/) between words.

3

Copy or Transmit Morse Code

Copy the formatted dot-and-dash sequence with one click for amateur radio, visual signaling, or learning.

Key Features & Capabilities

  • Standard International Morse Code (ITU recommendation M.1677) compliance
  • Full coverage of English alphabet (A-Z), numeric digits (0-9), and standard punctuation (. , ? / = + -)
  • Standardized word spacing using slashes (/) and letter spacing with single spaces
  • 100% client-side encoding with zero delay or server dependency

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Morse code represent letters and numbers?

Morse code represents each alphanumeric character using a unique sequence of short electrical signals called dots (or dits) and long signals called dashes (or dahs). A dash is exactly three times the duration of a dot.

What is the universal distress signal in Morse code?

The international distress signal is SOS, represented in Morse code as three dots, three dashes, and three dots: · · · — — — · · · (... --- ...).

What are the standard timing rules in International Morse Code?

The standard timing rule defines 1 dot as the basic unit of time. The duration of a dash equals 3 dots. The silence between components of the same letter equals 1 dot, the space between letters in a word equals 3 dots, and the space between words equals 7 dots (or represented by a slash /).

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