Using the Morse code encoder and decoder
Translate text into International Morse code, or decode dots and dashes back into text. Letters are separated by a space and words by /. Everything runs in your browser – nothing you paste is uploaded or stored, so it is safe for tokens, keys and private data.
Which Morse standard is used?
International Morse code, covering A–Z, 0–9 and common punctuation. Letters are separated by a single space and words by a forward slash with spaces around it ( / ).
What happens to unsupported characters?
When encoding, characters with no Morse equivalent are dropped. When decoding, a sequence that is not valid Morse is shown as ? so you can see where it went wrong.
What else can this tool do?
The same converter also handles base64, url, html entities, jwt, hex, binary and rot13 / caesar cipher. Pick a format from the menu without leaving the page.
Is any of this encryption?
No. Encoding changes how data is represented so it can travel safely through a channel; it does not protect it. Anyone can reverse Base64, percent-encoding, hex or ROT13. For a one-way fingerprint use the hash generator; to check JSON you have decoded, use the JSON formatter.