Morse Code Translator
Translate text into morse code and decode morse back into readable text.
Morse code is still taught to scouts, used by amateur radio operators, and turns up constantly in puzzles, escape rooms and games. Translating it by hand means a lookup table and a lot of counting. Type a message to get the dots and dashes, or paste morse you have been given and read what it says — letters, numbers and the common punctuation are all covered.
How to Use the Morse Code Translator
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Choose whether you are encoding text or decoding morse.
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Type your message, or paste the dots and dashes.
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Read the translation on the right.
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Copy it, or download it as a text file.
Why Use TextsPro
The translation runs in your browser, instantly and with no limit. It follows the standard written convention: letters separated by a single space and words by a forward slash, which is how morse is written down in books, puzzles and exam papers. The decoder is more forgiving than that, accepting either a slash or a wide gap between words, because morse copied from other sources uses both. Numbers and the common punctuation marks are included, not just A to Z, so a real message with a full stop or a question mark comes through complete.
- Processed in your browser — files are never uploaded
- Instant results with no queues or waiting
- No signup, no watermarks, completely free