What is the difference between the speed settings?

Beginner shows each card for 3 seconds, Intermediate for 1.5 s, and Advanced for 0.5 s before moving on.

Is progress saved between sessions?

Yes. Mastered characters are stored in localStorage and persist across browser sessions.

Can I reset my progress?

Yes — click the 'Reset Progress' button to clear all stored data.

What characters are covered?

All 26 letters (A-Z), digits 0-9, and common punctuation marks.

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Morse Code Visual Trainer

Learn Morse code interactively with flash cards, animations, and progress tracking.

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About this tool

Master Morse code with an interactive visual trainer. Browse the full A-Z and 0-9 Morse alphabet chart, then test yourself with flash card mode — see a character and type the correct dots and dashes, or do it in reverse. Choose your speed: Beginner (3 s per card), Intermediate (1.5 s), or Advanced (0.5 s). Progress is saved to localStorage so you can track which characters you have mastered across sessions. Each dot and dash is animated with CSS transitions for a visual timing feel.

How to use

1 Open the Reference Chart tab to see the full Morse alphabet.
2 Switch to Flash Cards and choose Character→Morse or Morse→Character mode.
3 Select a speed setting (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced).
4 Type the correct answer in the input box and press Enter or click Check.
5 Green means correct; red shows the right answer if you miss it.
6 Track your mastery percentage in the Progress tab.

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