Encode letters, digits and common punctuation into International Morse Code dots and dashes.
Try an example
Load a ready-made sample into this tool and run it. Every result you see is calculated live by the tool itself — nothing here is a pre-written answer.
Sample: input: Hello
How to Use
- Type your message.
- Click Run.
- Copy the Morse Code result.
What this tool does
This tool converts text to Morse code, encoding letters, digits and common punctuation into the dots and dashes of International Morse Code. Type your message, run it, and copy the encoded result. It is useful for learning the code, preparing practice material, setting puzzles, and understanding how messages were sent by telegraph and radio. No account or download is needed.
How the encoding is laid out
Each character becomes its own dot-and-dash group, with spaces between the groups so the code stays readable. Words are separated more widely, following the usual written convention. If you receive code written in this format, the companion Morse Code to Text tool on this site decodes the same layout back into readable text.
Good to know
Only letters, digits and common punctuation are encoded. Characters outside that set, such as many symbols and accented letters, are skipped in the output, so check the result if your message contains them. The tool produces written Morse code as text; it does not play audio signals.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert text to Morse code?
Type your message into the box and click Run. The encoded dots and dashes appear below, with spacing between letters and words, ready to copy.
Can the tool play the code as sound?
No. It produces written Morse code as text on the page. It does not beep, flash or play the signals as audio in any form.
What happens to symbols it cannot encode?
Characters outside letters, digits and common punctuation are skipped. If a symbol matters to your message, check the output and adjust the wording before copying.
How to use Text to Morse Code Converter
- Type your message.
- Click Run.
- Copy the Morse Code result.
Limitations
Only letters, digits and common punctuation are encoded; other characters are skipped.