How does Morse code work?

Morse code represents letters and numbers as sequences of dots and dashes. A is dot-dash, B is dash-dot-dot-dot, SOS is dot-dot-dot-dash-dash-dash-dot-dot-dot.

Can I hear the Morse code?

Yes. Click the Play button to hear the Morse code as audio tones at a standard speed.

What characters are supported?

International Morse Code: letters A-Z, digits 0-9, and common punctuation marks.

What is the playback speed?

Default speed is 15 WPM (words per minute), a common beginner practice speed adjustable via the speed slider.

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📡 Morse Code Translator & Sound Player

Translate plain English text into Morse code signals, or decode Morse back to plain text. Listen to the dits and dahs using built-in audio synthesizer.

Conversion Mode:

Text to Morse Code Morse Code to Text

Input English Text:

Morse Code Output:

How Morse Code Converter works

Toggle **Text to Morse** or **Morse to Text** to select your conversion path.
Input either normal letters/numbers or dot-dash patterns separated by spaces.
Click **Translate** to calculate the representation mapping instantly.
Click **Play Sound Signal** to generate actual synthesized tone pulses. The tool parses the dots (`.`) as short 100ms tones, dashes (`-`) as long 300ms tones, and spacing delays using the browser's HTML5 **Web Audio API** oscilators.