Press Alt+M on any page, type how it should look — “dark mode”, “declutter”, “bigger text” — and it reshapes itself in place. Keep a look and Morph saves it per site, reapplying it on every visit.
Free · no account needed · nothing leaves the page until you ask
Most pages are not designed for you. They are designed for everyone, which means they are designed for no one in particular — too bright, too busy, too small, wrapped in things you did not come for.
What if the page simply bent to your preference instead? Not a theme someone else shipped, but the exact change you asked for, in your words, on the page you are looking at right now.
That is the whole idea. You say what you want. The page becomes that. And the next time you visit, it already is.
↑ a real demo — click a prompt and watch the page reshape (no backend, just the idea)
Open the bar with Alt+M and type a plain instruction. Morph reads the page you’re on and rewrites its look and layout to match — no CSS, no settings.
Press keep and the reshape is saved as a per-site recipe in your browser. It reapplies automatically on every visit and self-heals when the site changes.
Undo any time. Pick a single element with the ⌖ button to change just one part. Everything is a safe declarative change — Morph never runs remote code in the page.
chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode (top right). For Firefox use about:debugging → This Firefox → Load Temporary Add-on.