Morse Code Generator

·–  The hub of Morse code

Translate, hear, and learn Morse code — in one focused workspace.

A complete reference and toolkit: bidirectional translator, audio playback with adjustable WPM, Koch-method practice, printable chart, full ITU reference, NATO phonetic, prosigns, Q-codes, and a free developer API. Runs in your browser. No account.

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  • Real-time conversion both ways
  • Audio, light flash, and vibration output
  • Full ITU‑R M.1677-1 character map
  • Settings & streaks persist locally

What's inside

A complete Morse toolkit

Everything an operator, learner, or developer needs — in one project.

Translator Text ⇄ Morse with audio playback, share links, and instant copy. Practice Koch trainer + single-character quiz with Farnsworth timing. Printable chart Full ITU reference on a single page — print or save as PDF. Prosigns Procedural signals (SK, AR, BT, KN…) for real CW operating. Q-codes QTH, QSY, QRZ — the operator's shorthand toolkit. CW abbreviations 73, 88, OM, FB, TNX — and what they actually mean. NATO phonetic Alpha, Bravo, Charlie… with Morse on the same row. History From Morse and Vail (1844) to modern CW. Developer API Free static JSON endpoint, CORS open, no key required. Embed widget Drop the translator on any site with one iframe line.

How it works

From text to dits and dahs in three steps

Type, convert, copy or play. Same loop on any device.

  1. 01

    Paste or type

    Plain text or Morse. The tool detects which one and converts the other direction.

  2. 02

    Tune it

    Pick your speed in WPM (10–30), volume, tone — or switch to light flash and vibration on mobile.

  3. 03

    Copy or share

    One-tap copy of the output, or share-link the input — your settings persist locally.

Reference

Jump straight into a chart

Bookmark these — they're built to load instantly and stay clean.

Alphabet

A–Z with sound, examples, and per-letter pages.

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Numbers 0–9

Pattern-based digit chart with practice links.

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Punctuation

Period, comma, ?, !, slash, parens, @ and more.

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Common phrases

SOS, MAYDAY, HELP, I LOVE YOU — and 50+ more.

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Quick answers

Most-asked Morse code questions

Direct answers with links to learn or translate.

SOS in Morse code
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Morse alphabet
A–Z reference with audio per letter
Numbers 0–9
Patterns and tips on the numbers page
How fast should I learn?
Use the Koch trainer at 18–20 WPM with Farnsworth timing