What Is Morse Code?
Morse code is a communication method that uses short and long signals, which are known as dots and dashes, to communicate across long distances. Each letter is represented by a sequence of these signals so it's able to be understood by those trained in Morse code. It's able to be transmitted either using flashes of light, or audible sounds like clicking, buzzing, or beeping.
Morse code was invented by Samuel Morse back in the 1830s, and it's been commonly used in the military, aviation, and several other industries. Before telephones and the internet, it was among the most popular and most effective ways to communicate effectively across long distances.
What Is the Text to Morse Code Converter?
This tool makes it easy to turn any text characters into Morse code in seconds. You don't need to make an account or download software to use the tool, and it's completely free. You're able to use it as often as you want, and it's very user-friendly. Even if you aren't very knowledgeable about Morse code or similar topics, using the tool is very simple.
You can customize various features for Morse code text generation, including the dash, dot, and space characters. You can also adjust the frequency, speed (WPM), and sound waveform of the Morse code audio.
For additional features, check out the original Morse Code Translator, which includes options like flashing and support for various alphabets.
How to Use the Text to Morse Code Converter
- Start the conversion process by typing or pasting your text into the "Text" box on the left side of the screen.
- As you type, the "Morse Code" box on the right side of the screen will begin to display the Morse code, in real time.
- Once you're finished and all of your text has been translated into Morse code, you're able to click on the "Play Morse Code Audio" button to hear the audio for your Morse code.
- If you have more text to convert to Morse code, simply press the eraser icon over the "Text" box, and then start back at step 1.