Morse Code Generator
Generate Text and Audio
Turn any message into standard Morse code with matching telegraph audio. Adjust the speed and tone, play it back instantly, and download it as a WAV file — free, right in your browser.
Morse Code
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How to generate Morse code
Type your message
Enter any text — a name, SOS, a short sentence. Letters, numbers, and common punctuation are converted to standard Morse instantly.
Dial in speed and tone
Move the speed slider for faster or slower sending, and the frequency slider to change the pitch of the tone from 300 Hz to 1000 Hz.
Play or download
Press play to hear the message immediately, or download it as a WAV file named after your message — ready for practice, alerts, or sharing.
What people generate with Morse code
Most messages generated here fall into a few familiar categories:
- Names and initials for jewelry — verifying how EMMA or MICHAEL spells out before a necklace or bracelet is engraved.
- Hidden messages for tattoos and gifts — anniversaries, birthdays, and inside jokes encoded so only the recipient can read them.
- SOS and emergency drills — a clean, standard distress signal for training, videos, and sound design.
- Practice and quiz material — generate a word, play it back, and try to copy it by ear before revealing the text.
For the most-decoded phrase of all, see the full guide to I love you in Morse code — including engraving and spacing rules for jewelry. Need a whole phrase translated in both directions instead? Use the translator.
Generator or translator?
The generator is output-focused: type, tune, download. The translator handles both directions with copy, TXT export, and share links.
Open the translatorReceived a Morse audio instead?
Upload the recording to the decoder and it will read the tones back into text for you.
Open the decoderFrequently asked questions
What is a Morse code generator?
A Morse code generator turns any message into standard Morse output — the dots-and-dashes text plus a synthesized telegraph tone you can play or download. Unlike a full translator, it is built for producing output quickly, with direct control over speed and pitch.
How do I generate Morse code audio?
Type your message above, adjust the speed and the tone frequency (600 Hz by default) with the sliders, then press play to hear it instantly — or click Download WAV to save an audio file you can use anywhere.
What speed should I generate Morse code at?
Slower is easier to follow. Around 10–15 words per minute is comfortable for beginners and listeners; experienced operators can follow 20+ WPM. If the audio is meant for practice, start slow and increase the speed as recognition improves.
Is the generated Morse code standard?
Yes. Every character follows the International Morse standard (ITU-R M.1677) — the same chart used by radio operators worldwide — and the audio timing follows the 1:3:7 spacing rule for elements, letters, and words.
Can I generate Morse code for a name?
Absolutely — type the name and the generator produces both the dots-and-dashes spelling and the matching audio. This is the most common use: checking a name before it is engraved on jewelry or tattooed, or saving the WAV as a personal ringtone.
About the Morse Code Generator
The Morse code generator turns any text into standard International Morse code and synthesizes the matching telegraph audio, with adjustable speed and tone frequency. Play the result instantly or download it as a WAV file — everything is produced locally in your browser, with nothing uploaded.
The tool is developed and maintained by the MorseTool team. Its conversion logic has been manually checked; if you spot an encoding error, please report it through the contact page.
Want to learn Morse code from scratch? Visit the Learn Morse Code page.