Morph converts, shrinks and cleans up files right where they are, on your Mac, Windows PC, iPhone and Android. It's free, and nothing is ever uploaded.
macOS 14 or later, Windows 10 & 11, iOS 17+, Android 10+. Free and open source.
Morph's own wheels and actions, drawn in your browser. Drag a file and tap a key, or tap a file on a phone. ⌘-click (Ctrl-click) picks several files. Nothing is uploaded or converted here.
While you drag files from Finder, the desktop or any app, tap a wheel's keys. That wheel opens right under the cursor; drop on an action and the result appears next to the original.
Tap another wheel's keys to switch mid-drag, or press Esc to close. Every key and combination can be changed in Settings.
Drag files from File Explorer or the desktop and tap a key. The wheel opens under the cursor, and the result lands beside the original.
Ctrl+Shift opens Recipes. Morph also sits in the taskbar corner, where you can drop files on its panel and undo any job, and it adds Open in Morph to File Explorer's right-click menu.
Open files from any share sheet, or let your shortcuts do the work. Every action runs on the device and hands its results to the next step.
"Remove location from photos with Morph."
Works with Siri, Spotlight and the Action button. Press and hold the app icon to convert photos straight away.
Only the actions that fit the files you're holding show up.
Every conversion runs locally. There are no accounts, no uploads and no tracking.
Results are saved beside the original with a new name, never on top of it.
Morph keeps a history; undo moves that job's results to the Trash.
Set a size like 200 KB and Compress makes a JPG that fits, for exam forms and job portals.
Teal Ink is Morph's own. Pick Ultramarine, Green, Magenta or Yellow in Settings instead.
No ads, no subscription and no account. Morph is open source.
Step-by-step guides, and exactly what works on each device.
Open the photo in Morph and choose JPG. On a Mac or Windows PC, start dragging the photo and tap Shift: the Convert wheel opens under your cursor, and the JPG lands beside the original. On iPhone and Android, share the photo to Morph or pick it in the app.
Set a size limit in Morph's Settings, from 20 KB to 5 MB or any size you type, then use Compress. Morph makes a JPG under the limit at the best quality that fits, which is what exam forms and job portals ask for.
Yes, both ways. Any image can be traced into a real vector SVG, which works best for logos, icons and simple drawings, and an SVG can be turned into PNG, JPG, WEBP or PDF at a sharp size.
No. Every conversion runs on your own device, and the apps make no network requests. There are no accounts, no ads and no tracking, and your originals are never changed.
Yes. Morph is free on every platform and open source under the MIT license, with nothing to unlock.
Mac (macOS 14 or later), Windows 10 and 11, iPhone and iPad (iOS 17 or later) and Android 10 or later.
Morph is open source. The Mac, Windows and Android builds are on the GitHub releases page.
Menu bar app with the drag wheel and the morph command-line tool. macOS 14 or later.
Early preview: Morph is new and still has bugs and rough edges, most of all in the TestFlight betas. If something breaks or crashes, please tell us on GitHub.
The same drag wheel, plus a tray panel and Open in Morph in File Explorer. Windows 10 (1809) or later and Windows 11, on x64 and Arm.
Get it from the Microsoft StoreOr download the installer for x64 or Arm. It isn't code-signed yet: if SmartScreen warns, click More info, then Run anyway.
In testing on Google Play, out for everyone around 11 November 2026. Share files to Morph from any app. Android 10 or later.
Join the Play Store betaOr download the APK from GitHub.
Convert, compress and strip metadata from photos, videos and files right on iOS. iOS 17 or later.
Available directly via Apple TestFlight. You can also build it with Xcode from the source code.
# The command-line tool ships inside the Mac app. morph actions photo.heic # what fits this file morph run convert.webp --max 1600 photo.heic morph run "recipe.Under 1 MB" scans/*.pdf morph watch ~/Downloads tool.strip-metadata