Morse Code to Text

Convert Morse code into text and listen to the dots and dashes

IN MORSE CODE

Decode Morse Code to Text

Converting Morse code back to text requires understanding the basic patterns of dots and dashes. Here's how to decode Morse code messages step by step.

Basic Rules for Decoding

  • Each letter is separated by a space
  • Words are separated by forward slashes (/)
  • Timing is crucial for accurate decoding:
    • Dot (.) = 1 unit
    • Dash (-) = 3 units
    • Space between parts of same letter = 1 unit
    • Space between letters = 3 units
    • Space between words = 7 units

Common Morse Code Patterns

Morse CodeLetterMemory Aid
.-A"Attack" (short-long)
-...B"Bark" (long-short-short-short)
...---...SOSUniversal distress signal

Example Translations

.... . .-.. .-.. --- / .-- --- .-. .-.. -..

→ HELLO WORLD

... --- ...

→ SOS

Tips for Decoding

  1. Start by identifying word breaks (indicated by /)
  2. Break down each word into individual letter sequences
  3. Match each sequence to the corresponding letter
  4. Write down the decoded message
  5. Practice with common words first

💡 Pro Tip: Listen to the rhythm! Morse code is as much about timing as it is about dots and dashes.