Text to Morse
When a user types normal text, the translator looks up each letter, number, or symbol in a Morse mapping table.
The final result is joined together with spaces between letters and separators between words.
Morse to text
When the input already contains dots and dashes, the translator reads each Morse group and converts it back into letters.
Correct spacing is important because the decoder needs to know where one letter ends and the next begins.
Advanced tools
More advanced Morse tools may also support audio playback, microphone input, image decoding, and timing-based signal detection.
These features make a translator more useful than a basic text converter.