How to translate between text and Morse code

1. Enter the input

   Drop your text or Morse into the "Input" field. The tool encodes letters A–Z and digits 0–9; uppercase/lowercase are treated identically.

2. Pick a direction

   "Direction" toggles `encode` (text → Morse) and `decode` (Morse → text). Morse tokens are separated by single spaces; whole words by ` / ` (space-slash-space) in this format.

3. Press Run

   Result is a single `output` field — the converted string. Unknown characters in encode mode become empty strings (silently dropped); unknown tokens in decode mode also drop silently.

4. Where Morse still matters

   Modern uses: ham radio (where CW is still common), accessibility (single-switch input), and aviation NAVAID identifiers. The Morse here is International, not the older American Morse used pre-1900.