MorseClue

MorseClue runs in your browser and gives you a simple Morse code toolbox without sending your data anywhere. Type English to get the dot-and-dash equivalent, or paste dots and dashes to see the plain text.

It also handles audio playback so you can hear timing and rhythm, and can extract Morse from images when a message comes through as a picture. Everything happens locally on your device, so there’s no need to create an account.

It’s aimed at learners, amateur radio enthusiasts and anyone after a quick, private converter you can use without installing extra software. The site is available at https://morseclue.com/.

• Translate text to Morse and back
• Decode from typed dots/dashes, audio or images
• Audio playback for practising rhythm
• No account and local processing only