Is this Morse code translator free? Is my text uploaded?

Yes, free with no sign-up. Conversion, sound and flash all run in your browser tab with the Web Audio API — nothing you type is uploaded, stored or logged by this tool.

How do I write Morse code so it decodes correctly?

Use a dot (.) for a short signal and a dash (-) for a long one. Put one space between letters of the same word and a slash with spaces ( / ) between words, for example ... --- ... for SOS. Morse is case-insensitive; decoded text is shown in capitals.

What do the ? marks in my decoded text mean?

A ? means that dot-dash group matches no letter, digit or punctuation mark in International Morse — usually a merged or split letter. Check the spacing around that group against the chart on the page and try again.

Can I convert Urdu, Arabic or Japanese text into Morse code?

Not directly. Standard International Morse carries Latin letters, digits and common punctuation only. Write the words in Latin letters first (transliteration) and convert that. Japanese kana Morse (Wabun) is a separate system and is not used here.

What does the WPM speed mean, and is the flash safe?

WPM is words per minute using the standard PARIS timing: one dot lasts 1200 ÷ WPM milliseconds, a dash is 3 dots, and the gaps are 1, 3 and 7 dots. The flash lamp simply follows that timing and never strobes faster; if flashing lights bother you or you have photosensitive epilepsy, leave the flash off and use sound only.

Morse Code Translator — Text to Morse & Morse to Text, Free

Free Morse code translator. Convert text to Morse and Morse back to text instantly, play it as beeps at your own speed, watch the flash, and use the full A–Z and 0–9 chart. Runs 100% in your browser — nothing is uploaded.