Step by step
- Type any letter, word, or punctuation mark in the Text box to see its Morse code.
- Scroll to the Morse code alphabet section below the tool to browse Letters, Numbers, Punctuation, and Accented letters.
- Press Play sound or Flash light to hear or see how each character is signaled.
- Click Copy to save the translated Morse code or text.
At a glance
| Category | Examples | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Letters (A–Z) | A (.-), B (-...), C (-.-.) | One form per letter; no lowercase |
| Punctuation | Period, comma, question mark | Included in the Punctuation tab |
| Accented letters | Ç (-.-..), É (..-..), Ñ (--.--) | Supported in international Morse |
Related questions
Does the Morse code alphabet have uppercase and lowercase?
No. Morse code uses a single pattern for each letter, so A and a have the same code (.-) and translations appear in capitals.
Are accented letters like Ñ and Ç in Morse code?
Yes. International Morse includes codes for accented characters such as Ñ (--.--) and Ç (-.-..), though plain unaccented letters are more common.
Can I use this page as a Morse code alphabet translator?
Yes. Type in the Text box to convert any letter or word, or enter dots and dashes in the Morse code box to translate back.
How are words separated in the Morse code chart?
Letters are separated by a single space, and words are separated by a slash (/).
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Updated November 14, 2026.