What do the dot and dash mean in Morse code?

A dot (·) is a short tone and a dash (—) a long one, about 1:3 in duration. This tool separates letters by a space and words by three spaces.

Can Chinese be converted to Morse?

Standard Morse is based on Latin letters and digits. This tool handles letters, digits and common punctuation; for Chinese it prompts you to romanize to pinyin or English first.

No. All conversion and playback happen locally in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.

Morse Code Converter

Convert text to and from Morse code, visualize dots and dashes, and even hear the telegraph tone.

FAQ

What do the dot and dash mean in Morse code?: A dot (·) is a short tone and a dash (—) a long one, about 1:3 in duration. This tool separates letters by a space and words by three spaces.
Can Chinese be converted to Morse?: Standard Morse is based on Latin letters and digits. This tool handles letters, digits and common punctuation; for Chinese it prompts you to romanize to pinyin or English first.
Is my data uploaded?: No. All conversion and playback happen locally in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.