Morsify
Morsify
Morsify instantly translates text to Morse (and back), plays real Morse audio from 5–40 WPM, and shares a link with your message pre-loaded.

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About tool
Morsify is a free Morse code translator and audio player that turns text into dots and dashes—or decodes Morse back into English. Type your phrase, choose Text → Morse or Morse → Text, then press play to hear it immediately as audio.
Audio playback runs from 5 to 40 WPM, so you can practice at your pace. Enable Farnsworth spacing to keep characters at full speed while stretching the gaps, which can make it easier to learn by ear. A timing flash on the screen also helps when you want to signal using a phone flashlight or other bright display.
Beyond translation, Morsify previews Morse as wearable and ink-ready designs. See your message on bracelet, necklace, or ring styles, or choose among tattoo-ready layouts with on-screen placement previews. Each preview can be shared using a direct URL that opens with your phrase pre-loaded.
How do I translate text to Morse or Morse to text in Morsify?
Select Text → Morse or Morse → Text, type your phrase, and use the player controls to generate or decode the result as audio.
What WPM speeds can I play with Morsify?
Morsify plays real Morse audio from 5 to 40 WPM using a speed slider.
What does Farnsworth spacing do for learning?
Farnsworth spacing keeps characters at full speed while lengthening the gaps between them, making individual letters easier to hear and separate.
Does Morsify support punctuation and numbers?
Yes—punctuation and numbers are supported when translating phrases in either direction.
Can I share my Morse message with someone?
Yes. Use the Share link to copy a URL that opens with your message pre-loaded for the recipient.
What happens if I lose my internet connection after the page loads?
Once loaded, translation and audio playback run entirely in your browser, so they keep working even if your network drops mid-session.