Audio Morse Code Translator
Hear text as Morse code
Decode Morse from audio
Upload an audio file of Morse beeps, or record from your microphone. Decoding is best-effort — edit the result to fix any misreads.
Turn any message into the classic Morse code sound, or go the other way and decode Morse audio into plain text. It runs in your browser and it's free.
Play text as Morse code audio
Type a message and press play to hear it as authentic Morse code — short beeps for dots, long beeps for dashes. Slide the speed control to set words per minute and the tone control to change the pitch, then download the result as a .wav file to use in a video, a game, or a puzzle.
Decode Morse code sound to text
Have a recording of beeps and want to know what it says? Upload an audio file or use your microphone, and the translator detects the tone on/off timing, works out the dots and dashes, and converts them to text. For best results, use a clean recording with a steady tone and consistent spacing.
Tips for accurate audio decoding
Audio decoding depends on clear signal. A recording with background noise, an uneven sending speed, or overlapping tones is harder to read automatically. If the result looks off, try trimming silence from the ends, keeping a single steady pitch, and making sure the gaps between letters and words are consistent. You can always fine-tune the decoded text by hand and check it against the Morse code chart.
Frequently asked questions
Can I translate Morse code audio to text? Yes. Upload a recording or use your mic, and the tool detects the beeps and converts them to text.
Can it turn my text into Morse code sound? Yes — type your message and press play, then download it as a WAV file if you like.
What speed should I use? Beginners usually start around 5–13 words per minute. You can raise the WPM as you get comfortable hearing the rhythm.
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