What is a Morse code decoder?

A Morse code decoder turns Morse (dots and dashes) into readable text. This page decodes typed Morse in your browser. It is not a microphone tool that listens to radio audio like CwGet or Fldigi.

How do I decode Morse code to English?

Paste Morse into the Morse-to-Text panel above. Separate letters with spaces and words with /. English appears instantly. You can also start from the main morse code translator.

Is this the same as a Morse code translator?

Same engine. “Decoder” usually means Morse → text. “Translator” often means both directions. Use this page for decode-first intent; use the homepage when you need text ↔ Morse equally.

Can it decode Morse from audio or a mic?

No. For radio/audio signal decoding see our audio decoder comparison. This tool plays Morse for practice and decodes written dots/dashes only.

Morse Code Decoder

Paste dots and dashes → get English instantly. Free typed Morse decoder with ITU-R M.1677-1 audio practice. Not a mic/radio signal decoder.

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Quick answer

A morse code decoder converts Morse patterns into letters. Example: ... --- ... → SOS. Use spaces between letters and / between words. For bidirectional text ↔ Morse, use the main morse code translator.

How to use this Morse decoder

1. Paste Morse into the left box (Morse → Text tab is open by default).
2. Read the decoded English on the right.
3. Optional: Play audio to train your ear at 5–40 WPM.
4. Switch tabs if you need English → Morse instead.

Decoder vs audio decoder

Searchers often want either (a) paste dots → text, or (b) decode a radio recording. We ship (a) here. For (b), read the honest comparison at morse code audio decoder.