Morsecode World

Morse Code World provides information and tools for translating, decoding, and learning Morse code.

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About Morsecode World

Morse Code World is a web-based resource for International and American Morse code. Its translator converts letters to dots and dashes and can play the result as sound, vibration or a flashing light. Decoding tools try to read Morse from a sound file, a microphone or gaze input, and training tools cover both code types. Reference pages explain timing, keyers and operating conventions.

Pricing is not clearly stated.

Key features

  • Translator for International and American Morse code
  • Sound, vibration and flashing light output
  • Save Audio as WAV download
  • Audio, microphone and gaze decoders
  • Morse training tools
  • Interactive Morse timing explanation
  • Keyer explanations
  • QSO format reference
Best for: It suits people learning Morse code and radio operators who want reference material on keyers and operating conventions.
Watch out for
  • Gaze decoder is marked as experimental
  • Developed as a spare-time project by its author
  • Some Safari versions may not support the Save Audio download button properly

Morsecode World at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Details verified
Oct 23, 2026 · Official source
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Morsecode World FAQ

Which browsers do the tools support?
The FAQ says the tools are known to work well in the latest desktop and mobile versions of Chrome, Brave, Firefox, Safari and Edge. It also says they will not work in Internet Explorer.
Is the source code available?
The FAQ links to a GitHub repository for the JavaScript library that supports the site's software.
Do sound tools need the screen to stay on?
The FAQ says the screen must stay on while sound tools play. On Android, this is only needed when speech synthesis is used.
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