Morph — reshape any website door Mandar Wagh

Morph turns a sentence into a website redesign.

Press Alt+M on any page, type how it should look — "dark mode", "declutter", "bigger text", "reader mode", "hide the sidebar" — and the page reshapes itself in place. Keep a look and Morph saves it as a per-site recipe and reapplies it automatically every time you come back.

Why it's different
- Works on any site — it understands the page you're on, it's not a theme pack.
- In-place and instant — no new tab, no copy-paste, no settings to hunt through.
- Sticky — keep a reshape and it returns on every visit, surviving site updates via self-healing selectors.
- Pick one element — use the ⌖ button to select a single part of the page and change just that.
- Safe by design — Morph never runs remote code in the page. Every change is a declarative instruction the extension interprets locally.

Things to try: "dark mode" on a blinding docs site · "declutter" on a noisy homepage · "bigger text and more line spacing" on a long article · "hide promoted posts" on a feed.

Privacy: Morph only sends data when you press "Morph it" — your instruction, a truncated outline of the page, and the URL, used once to compute the change and never stored. Saved looks live only in your browser. See the privacy policy for full detail.

Made by Black Robotics.