Text to Morse Code Converter

Convert text to Morse code instantly - 100% free!

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Free Text to Morse Code Converter

Encode text into Morse code

Convert text to Morse code instantly with our free online converter. Morse code uses dots (.) and dashes (-) to represent letters and numbers. Perfect for learning Morse code, emergency communication practice, or creating encoded messages.

✨ Features

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Standard Morse Code

Uses international Morse code standard

Instant Encoding

Convert to Morse code in milliseconds

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Privacy Protected

All processing happens in your browser

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Bulk Processing

Convert multiple words at once

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Letters & Numbers

Supports A-Z and 0-9

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100% Free

No limits or registration required

🎯 Common Use Cases

📚 Learning Morse Code

Practice and learn Morse code by converting familiar words and phrases

🚨 Emergency Practice

Learn SOS and other emergency signals in Morse code

🎮 Gaming & Puzzles

Create encoded messages for games and escape rooms

📡 Ham Radio

Practice for amateur radio licensing and communication

🎓 Education

Teach students about communication history and encoding

🔐 Secret Messages

Create fun encoded messages for friends

📚 How to Use

  1. 1.Enter Text: Type the text you want to convert
  2. 2.Click Convert: Press "Convert to Morse Code"
  3. 3.Review Output: Check the Morse code result
  4. 4.Copy Result: Click "Copy" to copy to clipboard
  5. 5.Use Morse Code: Share or practice with the encoded message

💡 Conversion Examples

SOS Signal:

SOS → ... --- ...

Simple Word:

HELLO → .... . .-.. .-.. ---

Numbers:

123 → .---- ..--- ...--

Phrase:

HI → .... ..

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is Morse code?

Morse code is a method of encoding text using dots (.) and dashes (-) to represent letters and numbers. It was invented in the 1830s for telegraph communication.

What does SOS mean in Morse code?

SOS is ... --- ... (three dots, three dashes, three dots). It's the international distress signal.

Can I convert numbers?

Yes! The tool supports numbers 0-9, each with its own Morse code pattern.

Is Morse code still used today?

Yes! It's still used in aviation, maritime communication, amateur radio, and as an accessibility tool.

Is this tool free?

Yes! Completely free with no limits. All processing happens in your browser for privacy.