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Decode text into
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Translate text ↔ Morse code with audio, encode to binary, and turn words into ASCII art. Bidirectional and free.
Three legendary encodings in one page. Send your text through Morse code (with real beep audio), binary (the language of machines) or ASCII art (the original emoji). Every converter is bidirectional: translate text → morse and morse → text, text → binary and binary → text. Perfect for learning, fun messages, puzzles and programming experiments.
Features
Everything you get with this tool — free, unlimited and right in your browser.
Morse translator with audio
Convert text to Morse code and back. Press play to hear the dots and dashes as real beeps — a fun way to learn the code by ear.
Bidirectional binary converter
Turn any text into its 8-bit binary representation and decode binary back into readable text. Great for students and coders.
ASCII art generator
Transform words into block ASCII art — big, bold characters made from ASCII symbols. Retro graphics for messages, signatures and social posts.
Learn with a built-in chart
A full Morse alphabet chart (A–Z, 0–9, punctuation) is included, so beginners can follow along letter by letter.
How to use
Get started in a few simple steps.
Choose Morse, Binary or ASCII art from the tabs. Each mode has its own input and result panel.
Enter text to encode, or paste Morse/binary to decode. Detection is automatic — letters, numbers and punctuation are handled.
For Morse, hit play to hear the beeps. Copy any result, or flip the direction to decode what you pasted.
Paste your Morse or binary message in a chat for a fun riddle, or share ASCII art in comments and signatures.
Tips & recommendations
Pro tips to get the most out of this tool.
Learn Morse with the audio first
Your brain remembers sounds better than dots. Listen to a few letters, then quiz yourself by decoding what you hear.
Binary is every character, 8 bits
Each ASCII character is 8 bits. Reading binary is like a puzzle — decode byte by byte and you will spot patterns fast.
ASCII art shines in small sizes
One or two words at a small scale look crispest in signatures. Huge strings of characters get unwieldy on mobile.
Send a Morse riddle to friends
Encode a secret message, send the beeps or dots, and let friends race to decode it. Fun for group chats and classrooms.
Examples & data
See this tool in action.
| Code | Message “HELLO” |
|---|---|
| Morse | .... . .-.. .-.. --- |
| Binary | 01001000 01000101 01001100 01001100 01001111 |
| ASCII art | █ █ █ █ █ / █ █ █ █ █ |
| Octal | 110 145 154 154 157 |
The same word through the encodings — a handy cheat sheet for class or curiosity.
Decode text into codes
Translate text ↔ Morse code with audio, encode to binary, and turn words into ASCII art. Bidirectional and free.
Start freeFrequently asked questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
Paste the dots and dashes (use a space between letters and a slash or double space between words) into the Morse mode and press decode. It works the other way too.
Yes — hit the play button to hear the code as beeps. You can adjust the speed to listen and learn at your own pace.
It is the classic way to represent text in the 0s and 1s computers use. It is great for learning computer science, puzzles, and ASCII art fun.
Completely free, unlimited and no signup. All encoding and decoding happens in your browser — your messages stay private.