Free Morse Code Translator – Convert Text and Morse Code

Switch to decode mode and enter the Morse code using dots, dashes, spaces between letters, and slashes between words. The translator converts it back into readable text immediately following the standard Morse table.

SOS in Morse code is ... --- ..., three dots, three dashes, three dots. It is the internationally recognised distress signal. Enter SOS into the translator to see it instantly.

Helperzy Morse Code Translator mein text type karo aur Morse code turant dots aur dashes me dikh jayega. Decode mode me Morse daal kar wapas text bhi nikal sakte ho. Sab kuch browser mein hota hai.

Yes. The translator uses the standard International Morse Code table for letters, digits, and common punctuation, so the output matches what amateur radio operators and enthusiasts use worldwide.

Single spaces separate individual letters, and a slash or larger gap separates words. This standard spacing lets the decoder reconstruct your message accurately when you convert Morse back to text.

Yes. Besides the alphabet, the translator supports digits 0 to 9 and common punctuation marks, so you can encode callsigns, dates, and full sentences, not just plain words.

Yes. Many people use it to practise for amateur radio or scouting badges. Type a letter to see its code, or decode a sequence to check your own reading, making it a handy learning reference.

Yes. The translator runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded, logged, or shared, so your messages stay private on your own device.