Morse Code Chrome Extension
Free MorseCoder toolbar for Chrome — open the International Morse translator in one click, right-click selected text to convert it, or type morse in the address bar.
What is the MorseCoder Chrome extension?
A lightweight Manifest V3 extension that links to morsecoder.us — the free online Morse code translator with CW audio, Farnsworth spacing, light, vibrate, and shareable puzzle links. It does not replace the website; it makes the translator faster to reach from any tab.
Features
Toolbar popup
Quick-translate box plus shortcuts to English→Morse, alphabet, learn, SOS, phrases, and Código Morse.
Right-click translate
Send selected text straight into the free online translator with one click.
Omnibox “morse”
Type morse in the address bar, then your text, then Enter — fastest path for power users.
Privacy-first
No analytics SDK. Draft text stays in local Chrome storage. No host permissions on other sites.
How to install
- 1. Open the Chrome Web Store listing.
- 2. Click Add to Chrome, then pin MorseCoder from the extensions menu.
- 3. Click the icon → type text → Open in translator.
How to use
- • Popup — quick translate or jump to alphabet, learn, SOS, phrases
- • Selection — highlight text → right-click → Translate with MorseCoder
- • Omnibox — address bar:
morse+ your message + Enter
People Also Ask
Can I embed the translator instead?
Yes — use our free embed widget for blogs and club sites.
Where is the online translator?
On the MorseCoder homepage — no extension required.
Is Morse still used?
Yes — see Is Morse code still used in 2026?
Related MorseCoder tools
The extension is a shortcut into the same free toolkit used by learners and Extra Class operators.
Chrome extension FAQ
Ready to translate faster?
Add MorseCoder to Chrome — or use the free website now.