Morse Code Translator

What is Morse code?

Morse code is a code system that represents single sounds with dots and long sounds with dashes, and combines them to communicate and decipher using the intonation of the signal.

How to Use the Morse Code?

Step 1: Type the text you want to convert in the left input box.
Step 2: The corresponding Morse code will automatically appear in the right box.
Step 3: If you input Morse code, the translated text will automatically show up in the left box.
Easily convert between Morse code and plain text with just a few clicks!

What is Morse code translator?

Morse Code translator is an Internet tool that allows anyone to easily, quickly and accurately convert Morse code to Roman characters or Roman characters to Morse code.

Who invented Morse code?

Samuel F.B. Morse and his assistant Alfred Baer received the first patents related to the telegraph.

When was Morse code invented?

Morse code was developed in the 1830s and further improved and put into practical use in the 1840s.

What was the first message sent in Morse code?

The first telegraph message sent by Morse was "What hath God wrought". It was sent on May 24, 1844, when the telegraph line between Baltimore and Washington was opened.

What is Morse code used for?

Morse code was especially useful in the military. In modern times, its practical and commercial use has decreased considerably, but it is still used in fields such as aviation, amateur radio, and assistive technology (AT).

How to use Morse code?

Morse code is available in a variety of media, including pen and paper, light and sound. It can also be used in any situation by using simple body movements such as blinking your eyes.

How to learn Morse code?

Morse code can be easily learned through memorization of symbols, listening practice, and repeated practice using online apps. For more information, please see the How to learn Morse code page.

How to read Morse code?

Those who do not memorize Morse code well can refer to the Morse code list to decipher it, but if you want to save time, You can instantly find the corresponding Roman character string using an automatic decoding app on the internet.

What is "SOS" in Morse code?

Expressed in Morse code, SOS is "... --- ...".