Step by step
- Paste or type the dots and dashes into the Morse code box.
- Make sure each letter is separated by a space and each word by a slash (/).
- Read the decoded English text in the Text box, which fills in automatically.
- Use the Morse code alphabet chart below if you want to check individual letters, numbers, or punctuation.
At a glance
| Code | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| .- | A | One short, one long |
| ... --- ... | SOS | Distress signal sent without letter pauses |
| / | Word space | Separates words in written Morse |
| Unknown code | Not recognized | Check spacing or dot/dash order |
Related questions
How do I translate Morse code to English?
Type or paste the dots and dashes into the Morse code box above. Keep a space between letters and a slash (/) between words so the translator reads each character accurately.
What are some tricks to read Morse code faster?
Start by learning the shortest codes like E (.) and T (-), then practice at 5 to 15 words per minute using the Play sound button to train your ear.
Why does my translated text come out in all capitals?
Morse code only has one form per letter, so there is no distinction between uppercase and lowercase when decoding back to text.
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Updated November 14, 2026.