Universal Morse Code Search Engine
Search letters (A–Z), digits (0–9), Q-codes (QTH), prosigns (SOS, AR), English phrases, or dot-dash patterns (·−)
What this dictionary does
Four tools in one page — each doing something your other reference pages cannot.
Universal Search
Type anything — letter, word, Q-code, prosign, or Morse pattern — and get results across all character types at once.
Reverse Lookup
Don't know what a pattern means? Tap dots and dashes below to identify any Morse character — including prosigns and numbers.
Phrase Translator
Type any phrase in English and see the complete Morse output with audio. “Happy birthday”, “I love you”, anything.
Character Compare
Search any character and click ⊕ Compare. Select up to 4 characters to view their patterns side by side.
Reverse Pattern Lookup
Don't know what a Morse pattern means? Type dots and dashes — or tap the buttons — to identify any character instantly. Supports letters, numbers, punctuation, and prosigns.
Tip: separate characters with a space. Example: .- / -... decodes as A then B. Type ... to get S.
Phrase Translator
Type any English word, phrase, or sentence and get the complete Morse code output instantly — with audio playback and one-click copy. Covers A–Z, 0–9, and common punctuation.
Character Compare Tool
Select up to 4 Morse characters and view their patterns side by side. Perfect for learning to distinguish confusable pairs like E vs I, or K vs C.
Phrase Library
50+ curated Morse phrases across five categories — each with audio playback and one-click copy. Click any phrase to play it or copy the Morse output.
Browse by Type
Quick reference for the most common characters. For the complete deep-dive — mnemonics, history, practice tools — visit the dedicated page.
Letters A–Z
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything about how to use this dictionary and what makes it different from the other reference pages.
Type anything into the search box — a letter (A–Z), a number (0–9), a word like "hello", a Q-code like "QTH", a prosign like "AR", or a Morse pattern like "·− ··". The dictionary searches across all content types simultaneously and returns rich result cards with the pattern, audio, confusable pair warnings, frequency rank, and a link to the full deep-dive reference page.
More Morse Code Tools
Each tool on this site trains or tests a different skill — combine them for the fastest progress.
Visual Quiz
See animated dot-dash patterns and identify letters, prosigns and Q-codes. Three difficulty levels.
Take Quiz →Audio Quiz
Hear the beeps and identify the character. Adjustable WPM, Farnsworth timing, weak spot tracking.
Train Your Ear →Flash Cards
Classic flashcard drill for every character. Flip, self-assess, and repeat until it sticks.
Study Cards →Virtual Keyboard
Tap for dots, hold for dashes. Build muscle memory for sending Morse with real telegraph-key feel.
Try Keyboard →Name in Morse
Hear your name in Morse code. Perfect for tattoos, jewellery, gifts, and personalised art.
Try Your Name →Morse Translator
Bidirectional text-to-Morse and Morse-to-text translator with audio, blink mode, and download.
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