Text to Morse Code

Convert any text into Morse code — the classic dot and dash encoding system used in telegraphy, amateur radio, and emergency signaling.

What Does This Tool Do?

Morse code represents letters and numbers as patterns of short signals (dots, ·) and long signals (dashes, −). Each letter has a unique pattern. This tool converts your text into its Morse code equivalent, showing the dots and dashes that represent each character.

Key Features

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Standard Morse

Uses the international standard Morse code (ITU) for all letters and numbers.

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Letters & Numbers

Converts A-Z and 0-9 — all standard Morse code characters.

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Clear Formatting

Letters separated by spaces, words by forward slashes.

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Instant

Converts as you type.

How to Use This Tool

Type or paste your text.
The Morse code equivalent appears instantly.
Copy the dot-dash output to use in your project or communication.

How It Works

Each letter and number is looked up in the international Morse code table and replaced with its corresponding dot (·) and dash (−) pattern. Letters are separated by spaces, and words are separated by forward slashes (/) to indicate word boundaries.

Common Use Cases

💡 Learning Morse Code

Practice converting messages to Morse code as you learn the system.

💡 Amateur Radio

Prepare messages in Morse code for amateur radio (ham radio) communication.

💡 Emergency Signaling

Know the Morse code for SOS (··· −−− ···) and other emergency signals.

💡 Creative Projects

Use Morse code for puzzles, escape rooms, or artistic text encoding projects.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Morse code for SOS?

SOS in Morse code is ··· −−− ··· (three dots, three dashes, three dots) — the universal distress signal.

Can I decode Morse code back to text?

Yes — use the Morse Code to Text tool to convert dot-dash patterns back to readable text.

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