Morse Code Card Generator
Turn a message into a Morse code card you can download and share. Choose a theme, customize the text, background, and icon, and add a little decoding fun to secret notes, special greetings, or posts for fellow Morse code fans.
Text Input
Theme Selection
Style Adjustment
How to Make a Morse Code Card
The Morse Code Card Generator runs directly in your browser. Whether you are a Morse code enthusiast or simply want to make a memorable message for someone, you can quickly create, customize, and share a card of your own. This one Card workspace supports International Morse and Wabun Morse.
Create Your Card
- Enter a message: Select the Morse alphabet, then enter text or Morse code.
- Choose a theme: Browse the theme templates and select a design that suits your message.
- Customize the style: Adjust the text, colors, background, and icon to make the card your own.
- Download or send: Preview the finished card, export it as PNG or SVG, or use the send option to share it.
Creative Ideas
Morse code adds a layer of mystery and discovery to an ordinary message. Use your card for:
- A secret message only the recipient can decode
- A birthday, holiday, or anniversary greeting
- A special note for a geek or Morse code enthusiast
- A distinctive image for chats or social media
- A visual aid for learning and remembering Morse code
Customization, Export, and Privacy
Choose whether to show the original message and labels, then adjust the font, size, text color, background, and icon. Backgrounds can use a solid color, gradient, or custom image, while icons can be repositioned, resized, and made more or less transparent.
PNG is ideal for messaging and social media. SVG stays sharp at any size, making it useful for printing or further editing.
Cards are generated in your browser. Uploaded backgrounds and icons remain in browser memory and are not added to shared card links. When you share a card link, the message and style settings may be included in the URL, so make sure the content is appropriate for anyone who receives the link.
Morse Code Card FAQ
Do I need to know Morse code to make a card?
Switching the alphabet reinterprets the signal; it does not translate between Latin text and Japanese. No. Enter your message and the generator will create the corresponding Morse code. You can also switch to Morse mode if you want to adjust it yourself.
How should I format Morse code?
Use dots . and dashes - to form characters, spaces to separate letters, and / to separate words. For example, ... --- ... represents SOS.
Should I choose PNG or SVG?
PNG is convenient for messaging and social media. SVG can be scaled without losing quality, making it better for printing or further editing.
Can I make a Morse code card on my phone?
Yes. The generator works directly in modern desktop and mobile browsers, with no installation required.
Want to explore more? Use the International Morse alphabet or the Wabun Morse alphabet to look up characters, or browse common Morse code phrases for messages you can turn into cards.