Morse Code Font
A free font that turns letters into Morse code: type a word and it appears as dots and dashes. Try it below, then download it for Word, Canva, Cricut or any design app.
Free for personal and commercial use under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. Covers A to Z (upper and lower case), 0 to 9, É and the Morse punctuation marks.
How to install it
- Windows: open the downloaded file and click Install.
- Mac: open the file and click Install Font in Font Book.
- Canva: upload the font under Brand fonts (needs a plan that allows uploaded fonts).
- Cricut Design Space: install the font on your computer first; it then appears under System fonts.
Correct Morse, every letter
The font is built from the same code table as the translator on this site, the International Morse standard ITU-R M.1677-1, so every letter matches. A dash is three times the width of a dot, and a space is wider than the gap between letters, so words stay readable.
Ideas
Names on bracelets and engravings, cards and invitations, classroom posters, T-shirts, laser cutting and 3D printing. For a single word as a clean image, the translator's Save panel also makes a Line image with no font needed.
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