Convert RAW photos to JPG
Camera RAW files are huge and most apps and websites can't open them. Morph turns CR3, NEF, ARW, DNG and the rest into JPGs you can share, on your own device, a whole card at a time.
How to do it
Open the RAW files in Morph
On a Mac or Windows PC, start dragging them and tap Shift. On iPhone or Android, share them to Morph or pick them in the app.
Choose JPG
Or PNG, HEIC, WEBP or TIFF, or Compress to fit an upload limit.
Find the JPGs beside the originals
The RAW files are never changed.
Where it works
- Mac Yes: developed by macOS, for every camera Apple supports.
- Windows Yes, for CR2, CR3, NEF, ARW, RAF, ORF, RW2 and DNG.
- iPhone and iPad Yes: developed by iOS, as on the Mac.
- Android Yes. Android develops DNG and several others itself; for CR3 and the rest Morph uses the full-size JPEG preview the camera saved in the file.
Free and open source. Everything runs on your device: no uploads, no account, no ads, and your originals are never changed.
Get Morph
Mac
macOS 14 or later, Apple Silicon or Intel. The App Store beta is on TestFlight; it's early and still has bugs.
Download for Mac Mac App Store betaAndroid
Android 10 or later. Out for everyone on Google Play around 11 November 2026.
Join the Google Play testiPhone and iPad
iOS 17 or later. On the App Store around 11 November 2026; try the beta now with TestFlight (expect a few bugs).
Join the TestFlight betaQuestions
Will the JPG look like my camera's own JPG?
On Mac and iPhone the photo is developed by Apple's RAW engine with its default look. On Android, CR3 and similar files give the camera's own preview, which is exactly the JPG your camera would have made.
Can I convert a whole memory card at once?
Yes. Select or drag as many files as you like; Morph converts them in one go.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. Morph converts on your device and makes no network requests.