Morse Translator

Ever wondered about Morse code? This old coding system uses a clever mix of dashes, dots, and spaces to send letters, numbers, and symbols. It was first used for telegraphs, but it's still pretty fascinating today.

How do you use a Morse code translator? It's simple! Just type the text you want to convert into Morse code, or the Morse code you want to decode, into the input box. Then, click 'translate' for an instant result. You can also listen to the audio. This translator works for the basic Latin alphabet (A-Z) and numbers (0-9). Want to master Morse code? It's a lot like learning a new language. Practice making your own messages in Morse code often, and listen to them to get familiar with the sounds. The more you practice, the better and faster you'll get at translating. How do you tap out Morse code? You can do it using a timing device. The length of your taps shows if it's a dot or a dash. For example, tapping SOS means three short taps (dots), then three long taps (dashes), and finally three short taps again.