How Morse code works
International Morse code represents letters and numbers with short signals (dots) and long signals (dashes). In written Morse, spaces can separate letters and a slash is commonly used to make word boundaries clear.
Convert text to International Morse code or decode Morse back to readable text.
International Morse code represents letters and numbers with short signals (dots) and long signals (dashes). In written Morse, spaces can separate letters and a slash is commonly used to make word boundaries clear.
Yes. The decoder normalizes repeated spaces and accepts a slash for word breaks.
Yes. Text is normalized to uppercase for encoding.
Unsupported characters are skipped during encoding and shown as a question mark during decoding when a Morse token is unknown.