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Decode by ear

Think you can decode Morse code just by listening? This Audio Decoder listens to a recording or your microphone and gives you instant feedback on each character.

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Morse code reference

Every letter, digit, punctuation mark and prosign in International Morse code — all clickable to hear the sound.

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What is SOS?

SOS (· · · — — — · · ·) is the most famous Morse code signal in the world. Find out where it came from and hear it for yourself.

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Morse code and the Titanic

The Titanic disaster of 1912 was one of the most dramatic uses of Morse code in history. Read the full story.

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