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Morse Code Converter

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Free in-browser Morse code converter

Helps radio learners, puzzle solvers, and jewelry makers translate text to Morse, decode audio recordings, and play or flash the signal at any speed.

Built by Wayne · Audio · Education · Free

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Morse Code Converter is a Community listing on Launch Llama with 0 total upvotes, founded by Wayne who joined in Nov 2026, compared against 4 alternatives.

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Helps radio learners, puzzle solvers, and jewelry makers translate text to Morse, decode audio recordings, and play or flash the signal at any speed.

Morse Code Converter

About

Type text to see its Morse equivalent, or paste dots and dashes to read them back. Speed follows the PARIS standard, and Farnsworth spacing keeps letters at full speed while stretching the gaps for learners. The decoder finds the strongest tone in an uploaded recording, measures each beep and gap, and estimates the speed itself. Audio is analysed in the browser and never uploaded, and messages can be exported as SVG with a bead count for bracelets.

Key Features

  • Translate text to Morse code and back, including prosigns like SOS
  • Play Morse audio with adjustable character speed, tone, and Farnsworth spacing
  • Decode uploaded WAV, MP3, OGG, M4A, or FLAC recordings in the browser
  • Flash Morse as light or vibrate it on Android browsers
  • Export messages as SVG with dot, dash, and spacer bead counts for jewelry

Use Cases

  • Decoding a Morse message hidden in a video, radio recording, or puzzle audio file
  • Designing a Morse code bracelet or engraving by exporting an SVG and counting the beads needed
  • Learning Morse code by listening to each letter at full speed with extra pauses between letters

From the founder

Who it's for

“Learners, radio hobbyists, escape-room makers, and makers who engrave Morse jewelry.”

About me

“I am Wayne, and I wanted a private Morse tool that runs fully in the browser with audio, light and jewelry export.”
— Wayne, founder of Morse Code Converter

Who it is for

  • Morse code learners who want to hear each letter as a single sound
  • Jewelry makers and engravers designing Morse code pieces
  • Puzzle solvers and radio enthusiasts decoding recorded signals

Pricing

Morse Code Converter is free to use. See the website for details.

FAQ

How do I separate letters and words?

Put one space between letters and a slash (/) between words, for example .... .. / - .... . .-. . for HI THERE. The converter also accepts a vertical bar or three spaces as a word break.

Why do some characters show as #?

A # in the text means that group of dots and dashes is not a letter, number or sign in International Morse code. Usually a space is missing or an extra one was added. Characters that Morse cannot represent, such as emoji, are listed under the text box and skipped.

Which version of Morse code is this?

International Morse code as defined by ITU-R M.1677-1, which is what radio amateurs, aviation and most puzzles use. Accented letters are converted to their plain form (é becomes E). American (railroad) Morse is not supported.

How do I send SOS or other prosigns?

Write the prosign in angle brackets, such as , or . It is sent as one run of signals with no letter gaps. Typing SOS without brackets sends three separate letters, which is also widely understood.

Is my text or audio uploaded anywhere?

No. Translation, audio, WAV export, file decoding and image export all run in your browser. The audio file you choose is read locally and never sent to our server.

Can I use the exported files for products I sell?

Yes. The SVG, PNG and WAV files you create from your own text are yours to use, including on jewelry, prints and engraved items you sell.

What speed should I learn at?

A common approach is to learn letters at 18 to 20 WPM character speed with Farnsworth spacing at 5 to 10 WPM overall, then shrink the gaps as you get faster. Learning at very slow character speeds tends to make people count dots, which becomes a habit to unlearn.

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#morse audio decoding#farnsworth spacing#prosign support#in-browser audio analysis#light and vibration signaling#svg bead patterns#radio learning#puzzle solving

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