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Text to Morse Code
Convert text into International Morse code instantly. Inspect every character, hear the signal, then copy or download the result.
Secret messages
Send a Secret Message to a Friend
Type a note that only you and a friend will understand, then copy the dots and dashes into any chat. Morse code is a shared code, not encryption, so choose a phrase nobody else would guess.
Letters, numbers, and common punctuation are supported.
Quick message
Signal strip
Character Breakdown
Check each source character and its International Morse pattern.
Enter text above to inspect it one character at a time.
Operating procedure
How to Convert Text to Morse Code
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Enter a message
Type or paste the text you want to encode.
- 02
Check every signal
Use the character breakdown to find gaps or unsupported symbols.
- 03
Play, copy, or download
Hear the timing, copy the result, or save it as a TXT file.
Message structure
Text to Morse Formatting Guide
The encoder preserves word and line boundaries while mapping each supported character to its standard signal.
Numbers
0–9 use standard International Morse patterns.
Words
Spaces in the source text become slash separators.
Line breaks
Each source line remains a separate Morse line.
Unsupported characters
They are flagged in the signal strip.
Worked messages
Text to Morse Code Examples
Compare familiar text with its complete Morse result.
SOS
... --- ...Three letters with one space between signals.
HELLO
.... . .-.. .-.. ---Five source letters become five Morse patterns.
I LOVE YOU
.. / .-.. --- ...- . / -.-- --- ..-Slashes preserve the three-word structure.
Troubleshooting
Common Encoding Errors
Do not type dots and dashes into this page when you want to decode them; use the focused decoder instead. Check the signal strip when a symbol is marked unsupported. Word spaces become slashes, while letter patterns use single spaces. TXT download saves the written Morse result and does not create an audio file.
Signal desk
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I convert text to Morse code?01
Type or paste text into the encoder. Each supported character is converted to International Morse code instantly as you type.
How are letters and words separated in Morse code?02
A single space separates Morse characters. A slash separates words so the structure of the original message remains clear.
Can I listen to the Morse code?03
Yes. Select Play to hear the result at 20 WPM and 600 Hz, or Stop to end playback.
Can I download the Morse code?04
Yes. Select Download TXT to save the Morse result as a plain UTF-8 text file. Audio file downloads are not included on this page.
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