Morse Code Translator
Morse code translator. Convert English to dots and dashes and decode Morse back to text. Includes the full alphabet and numbers.
About Morse
Morse code squeezed the alphabet into dots and dashes in the 1830s and promptly shrank the world. Samuel Morse and Alfred Vail assigned the shortest codes to the most common letters, E is a single dot, a compression insight a century ahead of information theory.
From Titanic distress calls to hidden messages in Metal Gear, Inscryption and countless ARGs, Morse never stopped being useful. Krunes encodes and decodes both directions: letters are separated by spaces, words by a slash.
- SOS (··· −−− ···) was chosen purely because it is unmistakable, not as an acronym.
- Skilled operators “read” Morse as rhythm and can copy 40+ words per minute.
- POW Jeremiah Denton blinked T-O-R-T-U-R-E in Morse during a 1966 broadcast.
- Game devs love hiding Morse in soundtracks, check the audio spectrograms.
The Morse Key, A to Z
Hover or tap any letter to study it. This chart is the full key used by the translator above.
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