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Morse Code Tap Translator
Tap the pad or space bar to enter Morse by rhythm. A quick press makes a dit, a longer hold makes a dah, and each pause turns the pattern into a letter.
· · ·How it works
Turn taps into letters
Keep presses short for dots and hold a little longer for dashes. Pause after each character so the tool can decode it, then add a word space when needed.
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A tactile practice method
Tapping makes the timing physical: one unit for a dit and three for a dah. Practise E, T, I, A, N and M first because their patterns are shortest and easiest to feel.
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Morse Code Tap Translator FAQ
Is this morse code tap translator free?
Yes. The tool is free to use in a modern browser and does not require an account.
Does my input leave the browser?
The core conversion runs client-side. Local text, media and microphone data stay on your device unless a browser feature explicitly says otherwise.
Does it follow International Morse code?
Yes. Text encoding uses the International Morse alphabet and audio timing follows the standard 1:3:7 rhythm.