Type your message
Enter letters, numbers or supported punctuation. The online tool translates every character into dots and dashes instantly.
Type a message and turn any phone, tablet or laptop into a visual Morse code sender. Short flashes become dots, long flashes become dashes, and your text never leaves this device.
3 letters · about 5 seconds
The sender follows the same timing relationships used for traditional sound and light Morse signaling.
Enter letters, numbers or supported punctuation. The online tool translates every character into dots and dashes instantly.
Set a readable speed and a high-contrast light color. Use fullscreen when you want the screen to be visible from farther away.
Press start, turn the screen toward the viewer and step back. A tap or the Escape key stops the transmission immediately.
Good Morse code is more than blinking randomly. This screen flasher uses one timing unit for a dot, three units for a dash, three units between letters and seven units between words.
At 10 WPM, one unit is 120 milliseconds. You can slow the sender down for beginners or increase the speed for an experienced receiver.
Need sound instead? Try the Morse Code TranslatorType a message, choose a speed and light color, then select Start screen flashing. After the three-second countdown, short screen flashes represent dots and long flashes represent dashes.
Yes. A dash lasts three times as long as a dot. The sender also uses the standard one-unit gap within a letter, three-unit gap between letters and seven-unit gap between words.
Yes. Leave Use fullscreen selected before starting. If your browser blocks fullscreen mode, the dark signal layer still covers the current browser window.
It uses the phone display, not the camera LED. Raise screen brightness first and keep this page visible. Actual camera-flash access is not consistently supported by browsers.
Yes. Your message is translated and played locally in the browser. It is not uploaded, saved to an account or shared with the site.
No. Flashing lights may trigger symptoms for people with photosensitive epilepsy or other sensitivities. Do not use the sender if flashing could be unsafe, warn people nearby and avoid staring at the screen.
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