What is Monkey Morse?

Monkey Morse is a free, browser-based morse code practice tool. It is inspired by monkeytype but designed for dits and dahs — you send morse with a telegraph key or decode morse audio by typing letters. It tracks WPM and accuracy.

How can I practice morse code?

Open Monkey Morse and pick a mode. In writing mode, tap the on-screen telegraph key (or hold space): a short press sends a dot, a long press sends a dash. In reading mode, click Start, listen to each letter's morse audio and type the matching letter on your keyboard.

What's the best way to remember the morse alphabet?

Mnemonic words help. Each letter has a word that starts with it; the rhythm of the word maps to the morse pattern. Monkey Morse includes a built-in catalog of mnemonic words and illustrations for all 26 letters.

How long does it take to learn morse code?

With consistent daily practice (10–15 minutes), most learners can recognise and send all 26 letters within two to four weeks. Reaching practical speeds of 15–20 WPM typically takes a few months.

What is the difference between a dot and a dash in morse code?

A dot (dit) is a short tone; a dash (dah) is a longer tone, three times the length of a dot. The pause between dots and dashes inside a letter is one dot-length; between letters it is three dot-lengths; between words it is seven.

Is Monkey Morse free?

Yes. Monkey Morse runs entirely in your browser, requires no signup, and is free to use.

Does Monkey Morse work on mobile?

Yes. On mobile, tap the telegraph key for writing mode, or click Start in reading mode to open the on-screen keyboard and type each letter.

Monkey Morse — Practice Morse Code by Typing

Monkey Morse is a clean, browser-based morse code trainer. Practice sending morse with a telegraph key in writing mode, or decode morse audio and type the matching letter in reading mode.

Features

Writing mode — tap the telegraph key or hold the spacebar to send dots and dashes.
Reading mode — listen to morse audio and type the matching letter.
Beginner, intermediate and pro difficulty presets.
WPM and accuracy tracking, per-word time progress, and consistency scoring.
Mnemonic alphabet reference for all 26 letters.
Works on desktop and mobile.

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