Text ⇆ Morse Translator

Convert text to Morse code and vice versa, user-friendly Morse Code Converter. Built with modern web tools, it ensures fast, accurate translation and seamless usability across devices.

Text → Morse-code Text ← Morse-code

Morse-Codes

Character	Morse Code	Character	Morse Code
A	.−	N	−.
B	−...	O	---
C	−.-.	P	.--.
D	−..	Q	--.-
E	.	R	.-.
F	..-.	S	...
G	--.	T	-
H	....	U	..-
I	..	V	...-
J	.---	W	.--
K	-.-	X	-..-
L	.-..	Y	-.--
M	--	Z	--..

Number	Morse Code	Symbol	Morse Code
0	-----	(space)	/
1	.----
2	..---
3	...--
4	....-
5	.....
6	-....
7	--...
8	---..
9	----.

How to Type Morse Code

✅ Allowed Characters

Alphabets: A – Z (uppercase only)
Numbers: 0 – 9

❌ Not Allowed

Lowercase letters (a–z)
Special characters: @, #, $, %, *, etc.
Punctuation: ., ,, ?, !, etc.
Accents: é, ñ, ü, etc.
Tabs or extra spaces

📐 Symbols Used in Morse Code

Symbol	Meaning
`.`	Dot (short signal)
`-`	Dash (long signal)
`Space`	Separates each letter
`/`	Separates each word

✍️ Typing Rules

1. Use one space between each Morse letter.
2. Use / (forward slash) between words.
3. Do not use special characters or lowercase input.

🧪 Examples

Text	Morse Code
A	.-
CAT	-.-. .- -
GOOD DAY	--. --- --- -.. / -.. .- -.--
SAVE ME	... .- ...- . / -- .
I AM HERE	.. / .- -- / .... . .-. .

📘 Text Shifter Documentation

🔍 What is Text Shifter?

Text Shifter is a simple and fun encryption tool that uses a basic Caesar Cipher technique. You enter any text (including letters, numbers, symbols, and spaces), provide a secret number (shift value), and the tool will return an encrypted message by shifting each character's Unicode/ASCII code by the specified number.

⚙️ How to Use

1. Enter your message in the Secret Text field.
2. Enter a number (e.g., 1 to 100) in the Secret Number field.
3. Click the Encrypt Message button to generate the encrypted output.
4. Share the encrypted message along with the number to allow decryption.

✅ Allowed Input

Uppercase and lowercase letters (A–Z, a–z)
Numbers (0–9)
Spaces
Special symbols: ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) _ + - = { } [ ] | \ : ; " ' < > , . ? /
Emojis and Unicode characters

🧪 Example

Secret Text	Secret Number	Encrypted Output
Hello123!	1	Ifmmp234"
Secret@#Text	3	VhfuhwC%Whaw
💡Encrypt🔐Me	2	💢Gpetyrv🔒Og

📌 Note: This tool shifts characters based on their ASCII/Unicode values. It supports all characters, but encrypted output may include unreadable or non-printable symbols if very high shift values are used.

Quick Reads — Learn More

Morse Code — Overview

Brief history, alphabet table, timing rules, and modern usage. Good for understanding conventions used by the translator on this page.

Suggested reads:

Origin & development
International Morse vs. American Morse
Timing, prosigns, and prosody

Read on Wikipedia

Cipher Text — Caesar & Classical Ciphers

Concise explanation of Caesar cipher, ROT shifts, and how simple substitution affects readability and security.

Suggested reads:

Caesar cipher mechanics
Limitations & modern relevance
Unicode/ASCII shifting notes (as used by Text Shifter)

Read on Wikipedia

For deeper study, follow the Wikipedia links above — they cover background, examples, and references.