How are words separated in Morse output?

Letters are separated by a single space, and words are separated by a slash.

Which characters are supported?

The tool supports A-Z, 0-9, and common punctuation such as period, comma, question mark, exclamation mark, slash, hyphen, at sign, colon, semicolon, equals, plus, parentheses, apostrophe, quotation mark, ampersand, and underscore.

What is SOS in Morse code?

SOS is written as dot dot dot, dash dash dash, dot dot dot.

Why are some symbols skipped during decoding?

Unsupported characters or invalid Morse chunks are ignored to keep conversion fast, and the skipped count is shown.

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Morse Code Translator and Generator for Instant Conversion

This online morse code translator helps you convert text to Morse code and morse code to text in real time. Use it for learning, puzzle solving, and quick communication drills.

Text and Morse Converter

Type in either box. The last edited input controls conversion direction automatically.

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Morse Code Output

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How To Use This Tool

To convert text to Morse, type your message in the plain text box.
To convert morse to text, paste code symbols in the Morse box using spaces between letters and slash between words.
Use Copy Output to reuse results quickly in notes, chats, or exercises.

Morse Code Alphabet Quick Table

Letters and numbers
Char	Code	Char	Code	Char	Code
A	.-	J	.---	S	...
B	-...	K	-.-	T	-
C	-.-.	L	.-..	U	..-
D	-..	M	--	V	...-
E	.	N	-.	W	.--
F	..-.	O	---	X	-..-
G	--.	P	.--.	Y	-.--
H	....	Q	--.-	Z	--..
I	..	R	.-.	0	-----
1	.----	2	..---	3	...--
4	....-	5	.....	6	-....
7	--...	8	---..	9	----.

Supported punctuation
Char	Code	Char	Code	Char	Code
.	.-.-.-	,	--..--	?	..--..
!	-.-.--	/	-..-.	-	-....-
@	.--.-.	:	---...	;	-.-.-.
=	-...-	+	.-.-.	(	-.--.
)	-.--.-	'	.----.	"	.-..-.
&	.-...	_	..--.-		/

Use Cases

Learning Morse Basics

Practice letter patterns quickly with instant feedback while studying the international Morse alphabet.

Puzzles and Escape Games

Decode hidden clues from puzzle rooms, CTF tasks, and game riddles without context switching.

Emergency Signal Practice

Review classic sequences like SOS and test message readability for low-bandwidth signaling scenarios.

Frequently Asked Questions

How are letters and words separated in Morse output?

Letters use a single space, and words use a slash / separator.

What characters does this converter support?

The tool supports A-Z, 0-9, and common punctuation: . , ? ! / - @ : ; = + ( ) ' " & _.

How do I write SOS in Morse code?

SOS is ... --- ....

Is this tool case-sensitive?

No. Text input is normalized to uppercase before conversion.

Why does decoding skip some symbols?

Unsupported characters and invalid Morse chunks are skipped by design, and the skipped count is shown below the converter.

Can I use slash and line breaks together?

Yes. New lines are treated as word boundaries, same as slash separators.

Explore Morse Guides and Practical Conversions

This page is your live translator, but many users also need quick references for specific tasks such as SOS, number conversion, audio timing, and reading Morse by eye. The guides below are organized by intent so you can find the right answer fast without scanning unrelated content.

For learners, start with How to Learn Morse Code, then move to How Morse Code Works. Each page includes examples, mistakes to avoid, and direct links back to the live converter.