Morse Code Decoder
FreeConvert Morse code back to readable text with audio playback.
Use space between letters, / or triple space between words
Morse Code Reference
Letters
Numbers
Input Format
Letter Separation
Use a single space between letters
.... . .-.. .-.. ---Word Separation
Use / or triple space between words
.... .. / - .... . .-. .About Morse Code Decoding
This tool converts Morse code back to readable text. Enter dots (.) and dashes (-) with spaces between letters and slashes (/) between words. The decoder handles various input formats and normalizes spacing automatically. Click "Play Audio" to hear the Morse code pattern.
How to Use the Morse Code Decoder
- Enter Morse code using dots (.) and dashes (-)
- Separate letters with a single space
- Separate words with a forward slash (/) or triple space
- The decoded text updates automatically as you type
- Click "Play Audio" to hear the Morse code pattern
Features
- Real-time Morse to text conversion
- Audio playback of input
- Flexible input format handling
- Complete A-Z and 0-9 support
- Morse code reference chart
- 100% client-side processing
Input Format Examples
Single word:
.... . .-.. .-.. ---Result: HELLO
Multiple words (with /):
.... .. / - .... . .-. .Result: HI THERE
SOS distress signal:
... --- ...Result: SOS
Common Use Cases
- Learning: Practice reading Morse code patterns
- Puzzles: Solve Morse code riddles and escape room clues
- Ham radio: Decode received Morse transmissions
- History: Decode historical telegraph messages
- Education: Teaching and learning Morse code
Tips for Decoding
Letter E: The most common letter in English is just a single dot (.)
Letter T: The second most common is just a single dash (-)
Pattern recognition: Letters with opposite patterns are often paired: A (.-) and N (-.), D (-..) and U (..-)
Numbers: 1-5 start with dots, 6-0 start with dashes