Morse Code Translator – How to Say Hi & Hello in Morse Code

Morse Code Translator

Use this free morse code translator to translate text to Morse code and Morse code back to text. Hear the result as beeps, learn the Morse alphabet and find out how to say hi and hello in Morse code.

What is this tool?

Rather than letters, this system spells things out with short bursts and longer ones — the dots and dashes you hear as beeps. Every character has a signal pattern all its own. Type something in and this translator will turn it into that code, turn code back into plain words, and play the signals as beeps so you can learn them by ear.

How to use the Morse Code Translator

1. Type text into the box, or paste Morse code made of dots, dashes and slashes.
2. The result appears straight away. Use Translate to Morse or Translate to Text to switch direction.
3. Press Play Morse to hear the dots and dashes as beeps.
4. Use the alphabet table to look up any letter.

Why use this free tool?

• It translates both ways, text to Morse code and Morse code to text.
• It plays the Morse code as sound, so you can learn by listening.
• It has quick examples, including hi, hello and i love you.
• It shows the full Morse alphabet and punctuation chart.
• There is no cost, and no account is needed.

Alternative keywords

People also search for how to say hi in morse code, how to say hello in morse code, s in morse code and morse code picture translator. Whichever of those phrases brought you here, this is the same free translator.

Common problems this tool helps fix

• You want to know what hi or hello looks like in Morse code.
• You have Morse code and want to read it as text.
• You want to learn the Morse alphabet.

Helpful tip

Start with the letter S, which is three dots: ... It is the first letter of SOS, the distress signal, which is ... --- ... Try typing SOS and press Play Morse to hear it.