Morse Code Translator
Translate text to Morse code with audio playback and visual flash. Works offline, no account needed. Listen, copy the dots-and-dashes, or tap to decode. Playback speed follows standard words-per-minute rates, so it doubles as practice material rather than a novelty. Output can be copied as text or heard as audio.
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