Secret Code Translator

Encode and decode secret messages – Morse code, Caesar cipher, number code and more.

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Everything runs in your browser. These are fun codes, not real encryption.

Codes for spies, puzzles and treasure hunts

Type a message and turn it into a secret code instantly – or paste a code and decode it. Choose Morse code (and listen to it beep), the Caesar cipher that shifts every letter, Atbash which swaps A↔Z, B↔Y…, the number code A = 1, B = 2…, or mirror writing.

Perfect for scavenger hunt clues, classroom lessons about codes, escape-room style birthday parties or just passing secret notes. Everything happens in your browser – nothing is sent anywhere.

How to use

  1. Choose a code.
  2. Choose encode or decode.
  3. Type or paste your message – the result appears instantly.
  4. Copy it, swap it back, or play Morse code as sound.

Ideas for using it

  • Morse. SOS → ... --- ...
  • Caesar (shift 3). HELLO → KHOOR
  • Number code. CAT → 3-1-20
  • Atbash. SECRET → HVXIVG

Frequently asked questions

How does the Caesar cipher work?

Each letter is moved a fixed number of places along the alphabet. With shift 3, A becomes D, B becomes E… To decode, shift back by the same number.

How do I write Morse code for decoding?

Use dots and dashes, a space between letters and a slash (/) between words, for example .... .. for “HI”.

Are these codes secure?

No – they are classic, easy-to-crack codes for fun and learning. Never use them for real secrets or passwords.

Do special letters work?

Morse code includes letters like Ä, Ö, Ü, À and È. The other codes change only A–Z and leave other characters as they are.