Translate text or Morse
- Paste a sentence, or paste Morse made of dots, dashes, and slashes.
- Leave the direction on Auto, or force Text to Morse or Morse to text.
- Copy the result, press Play to hear it, or use the light if you want it silent.
- Move the speed slider if the beeps are too fast. The pitch slider changes the tone.
How the code is written here
Letters are separated by a space. Words are separated by a slash. A dot is a short mark and a dash is a long one, three times as long. “SOS” is the familiar ... --- ... and it is a good first check that sound is working.
Letters outside the Morse alphabet are listed as untranslated instead of being dropped silently. Accented letters are folded to their base letter when a standard code exists for that character.
Sound, light, and a WAV file
Play uses your speakers. The light button flashes the lamp on the page in time with the code, which is useful in a quiet room. Download WAV saves a short tone file of the same timing so you can drop it into a video or a message. Speed is set in words per minute, the usual way Morse practice tools describe pace. Around 15 words per minute is a comfortable starting point.