English to Morse Code
Translate English into Morse code letter by letter. Type a word, a name or a whole sentence and this English to Morse code translator writes the dots and dashes — and plays them out loud.
A is ·−, E is a single dot, S is ··· — and the tool strings them together with the right spacing as you type, so a name like ANNA or a phrase like I LOVE YOU appears in Morse straight away. Numbers and common punctuation are covered too.Translating English to Morse is the first half of learning the code, and hearing it is the fastest way to make it stick. Press play and the translator sounds each letter as a tone while a signal lamp flashes in time; the speed slider sets the words per minute, from a slow learning pace to full copy speed. That is far more useful than a static chart when you are trying to remember that C is −·−· by its rhythm rather than by its shape.Nothing you type leaves your browser. To translate the other way — Morse back into English — use Morse code to English or the decoder. For the full letter-by-letter map keep the Morse code alphabet open, and to save your message as sound or an image use the generator. Frequently asked questions
How do I translate English to Morse code?
Type your English text in the box and the Morse appears next to it instantly, letter by letter, with correct spacing. Press play to hear it as tone.
Does it handle numbers and punctuation?
Yes. Every letter A–Z, the digits 0–9 and common punctuation have standard International Morse patterns, and the translator includes them all.
Can I hear the English translated to Morse?
Yes — play it as tones with a flashing signal lamp and an adjustable words-per-minute speed, which is the quickest way to learn the code by ear.
How do I go from Morse back to English?
Use the Morse code to English page or the decoder — paste the dots and dashes, or decode them from a picture or recording, and read the English.