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Video, audio, images, documents & more

One-click presets & batch queue

100% local — nothing is uploaded

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Universal Converter for Mac

Morphfor Mac

Convert anything. Right on your Mac.

Stop keeping five converters around. Morph takes whatever you drop on it — a 4K clip, a folder of HEICs, a scanned PDF, a font, a ZIP — and turns it into exactly what you need. Pick a preset for iPhone, YouTube, Telegram or the web, hit Convert, and watch the whole queue run in parallel. Nothing is uploaded. Ever.

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See Morph in action

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Key features

Why choose Morph

Converts video, audio, images, documents, ebooks, spreadsheets, subtitles, fonts and archives — in batches, with one-click presets, entirely on your Mac.

  • Convert video, audio, images, documents, ebooks, spreadsheets, subtitles, fonts and archives

  • One-click presets for iPhone, YouTube, Telegram, Discord and the web

  • Batch whole folders in a parallel queue

  • 100% local — nothing is ever uploaded

  • On-device OCR for images and scanned PDFs

  • FFmpeg, ImageMagick and Pandoc under the hood, set up automatically

In detail

Everything Morph can do

One app instead of a drawer full of tools

Video, audio, images, documents, ebooks, spreadsheets, subtitles, fonts and archives all live in the same window and the same queue. Drop a file, or drop three hundred — Morph sorts them by type and picks a sensible target for each one.

Presets that already know where your file is going

iPhone. YouTube 1080p and 4K. Telegram. Discord’s 10 MB limit. Web MP4, WebM, WebP and AVIF. Podcast MP3, Apple Music AAC, lossless FLAC. One click sets the codec, resolution, bitrate and container. Want control? Open the inspector and tune quality, frame rate, target file size, sample rate, channels and more.

Built for batches

Drag in whole folders. Select a few files — or a whole category — and change their settings together. The queue runs several conversions at once, shows live progress for each, and tells you how much smaller every file came out.

What you can convert

  • Video — MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM; H.264, HEVC, VP9, AV1 and ProRes; hardware acceleration; resize, change frame rate, hit a target file size, or remux without re-encoding
  • GIF & animated WebP — turn clips into optimized, palette-tuned animations
  • Extract audio — pull the soundtrack out of any video in one click
  • Audio — MP3, AAC, WAV, FLAC, Opus, OGG, AIFF with bitrate, sample-rate and channel control
  • Images — JPEG, PNG, HEIC, AVIF, WebP, TIFF, GIF, BMP; reads RAW, PSD and SVG; resize and compress in bulk
  • OCR — read the text out of images and scanned PDFs, on-device
  • Documents — PDF, Word, Markdown, HTML, RTF, ODT and plain text in any direction; export PDF pages as images
  • eBooks — EPUB and FB2 to PDF, Word, Markdown and back; Kindle formats with Calibre
  • Spreadsheets — CSV, TSV, Excel, JSON, Markdown and HTML tables
  • Subtitles — SRT, WebVTT, ASS and SBV with timings intact
  • Fonts — TTF and OTF to WOFF and WOFF2 for the web, and back again
  • Archives — repack ZIP, 7z and TAR, or simply unpack
  • Metadata — strip EXIF, GPS and tags before you share

Details that matter

  • Drag and drop files or entire folders
  • Per-file or per-batch settings with a live inspector
  • Saves next to the original or into a folder you choose — and never overwrites anything
  • Parallel queue with per-file progress, cancel and retry
  • Light and dark mode

Powered by engines the pros trust

Under the friendly surface, Morph drives FFmpeg, ImageMagick and Pandoc alongside Apple’s own ImageIO, PDFKit and Vision frameworks. Morph sets the engines up for you with Homebrew — no Terminal gymnastics required.

Private by design

Every conversion runs locally on your Mac. No cloud, no upload limits, no waiting on somebody else’s server. Your files never leave your disk.

Requirements

macOS 14.6 or later · Images, documents, OCR, spreadsheets, subtitles, WOFF fonts and archives work out of the box · Video, audio, WebP, WOFF2 and rich Markdown/EPUB conversion use free open-source engines that Morph installs through Homebrew on first launch (internet connection required once)

Languages

English and Russian

Technical foundation

Drives FFmpeg, ImageMagick and Pandoc alongside Apple’s ImageIO, PDFKit and Vision frameworks.

Use cases

Where Morph fits

  • Turn a folder of HEIC photos into JPEG or WebP

  • Shrink a video to fit Discord, Telegram or the web

  • Convert documents between PDF, Word and Markdown

  • Pull the text out of scanned PDFs with on-device OCR

FAQ

Morph questions

What can Morph convert?

Video, audio, images, documents, ebooks, spreadsheets, subtitles, fonts and archives — all in the same window and the same queue.

Are my files uploaded anywhere?

No. Every conversion runs locally on your Mac, and your files never leave your disk.

How do I convert HEIC to JPG or MOV to MP4 on a Mac?

Drop the files — or a whole folder — onto Morph, pick the target format or a preset, and hit Convert. The queue runs several conversions at once and shows how much smaller every file came out.

Do I need to install FFmpeg myself?

No. Morph sets up FFmpeg, ImageMagick and Pandoc for you with Homebrew on first launch; an internet connection is required once. Images, documents, OCR, spreadsheets, subtitles, WOFF fonts and archives work out of the box.

Can it convert many files at once?

Yes. Drag in whole folders, change settings for a selection or a whole category together, and the parallel queue shows live progress for each file with cancel and retry.

Will it overwrite my original files?

No. Morph saves next to the original or into a folder you choose, and never overwrites anything.