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Type English text to generate Morse, or paste dots and dashes to decode them.
Translate Morse code to English or English to Morse instantly. This free online toolkit also translates clear audio and images and helps you learn the International Morse alphabet.
Paste the dots and dashes into the MorseClue translator. Put one space between letters and a slash (/) between words; underscores and long dashes are read as dashes. The English text appears instantly, and you can type English to generate Morse, play it as sound, or download a WAV file.
Generate Morse code from English text, or decode dots and dashes back to readable text. Listen, flash, copy, share, or download the result.
One space separates letters. A slash (/) or three spaces separates words. Characters _, –, —, •, and · are recognized automatically as dashes or dots. Unknown codes appear as �. Examples checked in the MorseClue decoder: .-.-.- = period (.), ..... = 5, and .... . .-.. .-.. --- / .-- --- .-. .-.. -.. = HELLO WORLD.
For audio recordings or light puzzles, read how to decode Morse from audio and Morse escape-room puzzles.
Type English into the translator box. The Morse appears instantly. Press Play to hear it, Light to flash it, or WAV to download the audio. Adjust Speed (default 18 WPM), Frequency (650 Hz), and Volume (65%) on the same panel.
Use one free toolkit to translate Morse code, decode audio or pictures, study the Morse code chart, and practice at your own speed.
Open text-based files and export their Morse translation.
Open ToolListen through your microphone and decode clean Morse tones into text.
Open ToolTranslate compatible Morse audio recordings to text in your browser.
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Open ToolExplore the interactive A–Z letters, numbers, and symbols chart with audio.
Open ToolType English text to generate Morse, or paste dots and dashes to decode them.
The converter detects the direction and returns the translation immediately.
Play the signal, adjust its sound, copy the result, or generate a WAV file.
This English to Morse code translator supports letters A–Z, numbers, and common punctuation. It follows International Morse timing: one unit for a dot, three for a dash, three between letters, and seven between words. Try SOS, HELLO, INDIA, or NAMASTE.
... --- ....... . .-.. .-.. ---.. -. -.. .. .--. .- -- .- ... - .- .... .- -. -.- / -.-- --- ..-.. / .-.. --- ...- . / -.-- --- ..-.-.-.-..--.....-..-Paste the dots and dashes into the MorseClue translator. Put one space between letters and a slash (/) between words; underscores and long dashes are read as dashes. The English text appears instantly.
You probably have a space between every dot and dash. A single space separates letters, so . . . reads as EEE. Remove the spaces inside each letter: ... --- ... = SOS.
Yes. _, – and — are read as dashes, and • or · as dots.
Use a slash (/) or a vertical bar (|) between words, e.g. .... .. / - .... . .-. .
Type English into the box. The Morse appears instantly; press Play to hear it, Light to flash it, or WAV to download the audio.
SOS in Morse code is ... --- ... It is the international distress signal and one of the easiest patterns to remember.
Yes. Use the audio decoder at https://morseclue.com/en/tools/audio-decoder for a recording, or the image translator at https://morseclue.com/en/tools/image-decoder for a clear Morse picture.
No. Text, audio, and image processing happens inside your browser with no account required.