Código Morse encode/decode

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.

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.

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.