Morse to text

Tap Morse code

A short tap is a dot. Hold a little longer for a dash. Pause and the letter appears. On a keyboard, use the space bar.

Your letters appear here

Tap anywhere here. Hold for a dash.

Download Glint on the App Store

In Glint you tap anywhere on the screen,
and it speaks through the flashlight.

Glint's Translate tab showing HELLO with the Morse code under each letter and a glowing signal light

Start with these

Short letters first

Press a tile to hear it, then tap it back on the key above.

The whole alphabet →

In the app

Tap a letter, get it marked

Glint's Learn tab shows a letter and asks you to tap its code. It keeps count of what you get right, your streak and your accuracy, and brings back the letters you miss.

Try the first lesson →

Glint's Learn tab asking you to tap the Morse code for the letter R, with accuracy and streak counters above

Questions

How do I tap Morse code?

Tap briefly for a dot and hold a little longer for a dash. Pause to finish the letter, and pause longer to start a new word. A dash should last about three dots.

How do I decode Morse code that I can see or hear?

Copy it onto the key on this page and the letters appear. In the Glint app, Read a Signal decodes a blinking light through the camera or a tone through the microphone.

Why did my dot come out as a dash?

You held the key a little too long. Aim for a quick tap for a dot and a clear hold, roughly three times as long, for a dash.

Learn Morse in 13 hours

Glint is free on the App Store, for iPhone.

Download Glint on the App Store