Pro monitoring
Waveform, parade, histogram, vectorscope. Audio L/R meters with dB markers.
Most MP4 editors send your file to a server, render in their cloud, then watermark the output unless you upgrade. Morph runs FFmpeg.wasm directly in your browser tab — the same engine that powers the desktop render pipelines, just running locally. Trim, cut, color grade, speed ramp, LUT, GIF export, scopes, command palette — a real NLE, in a tab. Free for everything that runs on your device; AI is paid in credits.
Drop your MP4. Cut at the playhead with Cmd+K. Drag to reorder. Speed ramp with keyframes. Multi-track media library, properties panel, transport controls. The whole NLE feel, in a tab.
Exposure, contrast, saturation, temperature, tint. Import .cube LUTs or pick a preset (Cinematic, Vintage, High Contrast).
Waveform, parade, histogram, vectorscope. Audio L/R meters with dB markers.
Two-pass GIF palette. Stream-copy when no transforms applied. No watermark.
No. FFmpeg.wasm runs in your browser tab. The video stays on your machine.
No. Morph never adds watermarks.
A few hundred megabytes comfortably on desktop; mobile varies by device memory.
Yes on Pro.
Yes. Video tracks for video/image/text, audio tracks for audio. Cross-track drag enforces compatibility.