Text to Morse Code Converter & CW Audio Player Online

Translate regular text into International (ITU) Morse code or decode dots and dashes back into plain English in real time. Listen to your message with our built-in CW audio synthesizer and synchronized visual signal flasher, adjust transmission speed (5–35 WPM) and pitch (400–1000 Hz), or download a ready-to-use .wav audio file.

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Interactive International (ITU) Morse Code Reference Chart

Click any letter, number, or punctuation tile below to immediately hear its Morse code audio tone:

Letters (A–Z)

A.-
B-...
C-.-.
D-..
E.
F..-.
G--.
H....
I..
J.---
K-.-
L.-..
M--
N-.
O---
P.--.
Q--.-
R.-.
S...
T-
U..-
V...-
W.--
X-..-
Y-.--
Z--..

Numbers (0–9) & Punctuation

1.----
2..---
3...--
4....-
5.....
6-....
7--...
8---..
9----.
0-----
..-.-.-
,--..--
?..--..
'.----.
!-.-.--
/-..-.
(-.--.
)-.--.-
&.-...
:---...
;-.-.-.
=-...-
+.-.-.
--....-
_..--.-
".-..-.
$...-..-
@.--.-.

Official ITU Morse Code Timing Rules (1:3:7 Ratio)

International Morse code relies on precise relative timing based on the duration of a single dot (1 dit unit). At a speed of W Words Per Minute (using the standard 50-unit reference word PARIS), 1 unit equals 1200 / W milliseconds:

Element / Pause Relative Length Duration at 18 WPM Written Representation
Dot (Dit) 1 unit (Signal ON) 67 ms . (Period or •)
Dash (Dah) 3 units (Signal ON) 200 ms - (Hyphen or −)
Intra-character gap 1 unit (Silence) 67 ms No space between dits/dahs of the same letter (e.g., .-)
Inter-character gap (Letter space) 3 units (Silence) 200 ms Single space () between letters
Word gap (Word space) 7 units (Silence) 467 ms Forward slash with spaces (/)

Perguntas frequentes

What is SOS in Morse code?

In Morse code, SOS is written as ... --- ... (three short dots, three long dashes, and three short dots). It is the universal maritime and aviation distress signal chosen for its unmistakable, symmetric rhythm.

How do I format Morse code when decoding back to text?

Separate each Morse letter with a single space () and separate words with a forward slash (/). For example, .... . .-.. .-.. --- / .-- --- .-. .-.. -.. decodes to HELLO WORLD. Our decoder also automatically accepts Unicode bullets (•) and en/em-dashes (−).

Is Morse code case-sensitive?

No. International Morse code uses the same dot-and-dash sequence for both uppercase and lowercase letters. When decoding Morse code back to text, standard output is rendered in uppercase.

Can I save the Morse code audio as a sound file?

Yes! Click Download .wav to export a crystal-clear, 44.1 kHz 16-bit PCM WAV audio file of your message at your chosen WPM speed and frequency pitch.