Encoding
Morse code encode/decode
Encode text (Latin and Cyrillic) into Morse code (dots and dashes) and back. Characters without a table entry are skipped.
Frequently asked questions
How are dots, dashes, and spaces separated in Morse code?
By convention, a single space separates dots and dashes within one letter's timing, a single space between letters, and multiple spaces (or a slash) between words. This tool follows the common single-space-between-letters, multi-space-between-words style.
Why do some characters get skipped when encoding?
Morse code has no single universal character set — it standardly covers letters, digits, and a handful of punctuation marks. Characters without a table entry, in the selected Latin or Cyrillic alphabet, are simply skipped.
Can I switch between Latin and Cyrillic Morse code?
Yes, the alphabet selector switches the lookup table used for encoding and decoding, since Cyrillic Morse code assigns different dot/dash patterns to its letters than the Latin alphabet does.