Text to dots and dashes
Morse code represents each letter and number as a pattern of short and long signals — dots and dashes. This translator converts ordinary text into that pattern and back again, using the international Morse alphabet so numbers and punctuation come across too, not just letters.
A readable convention
On screen, letters are spaced apart and words are divided by a slash, which keeps a message legible and lets the decoder rebuild it exactly. Whether you are learning Morse, solving a puzzle, or spelling out an SOS, it all runs on your device with nothing sent anywhere.