Morse Code Translator

Type a text under “Text to Morse”, and every letter becomes its code of dots and dashes, with a space between the letters and a slash between the words, so SOS is written ... --- ... in Morse code. Paste Morse code, and the tool notices it and switches to “Morse to text” by itself. It reads dots and dashes written in several ways, such as · or * for a dot and – or _ for a dash, and words separated by a slash, a vertical bar or two spaces. Codes it doesn't know are marked and listed under the result. “Swap” turns the result back into the input.

Under “Alphabet”, choose Latin, Cyrillic or Greek letters: the same code means different letters in each, for example -.-. is C in Latin, Ц in Cyrillic and Θ in Greek. Digits and punctuation such as ?, @ and = have codes too. “Play” sounds the code at the speed you set in words per minute and at the tone you set in Hz, and “Download sound” saves it as a WAV file. The timing is standard: a dash is three dots long, and the pause between words is seven dots. The “Morse code chart” under the tool lists the codes of the chosen alphabet, the digits and the signs.