What it does

Morph is a browser-based text transformation workbench with 93 built-in scripts. Paste text, choose an operation, and get immediate output for common developer workflows: formatting, encoding/decoding, hashing, case conversion, and line operations.

Inspired by IvanMathy/Boop (MIT), this tool brings the Boop scripting model to a single-page web app.

How to use it

• Open: https://tedt.org/tools/morph.html
• Paste text into the editor.
• Run a script from the Scripts panel or open the command palette with ⌘+B (macOS) / Ctrl+B (Windows/Linux).
• Re-run the last script with ⌘+Shift+B / Ctrl+Shift+B.
• Use Undo, Copy, and Clear controls for quick iteration.

Notes

• Fully client-side: no server processing and no text upload required.
• Keyboard hints auto-adapt for macOS vs. Windows/Linux.
• Direct file:// opening is supported with stylesheet fallback; hosting via the site remains the recommended mode.

New in Morph (2026-02-22)

• Data interop: JSON ↔ YAML, CSV ↔ JSON, JSON Array ↔ JSONL.
• Encoding: Base64 URL Encode / Base64 URL Decode.
• Cleanup: Normalize Whitespace, Remove Zero-Width Chars, Strip HTML Tags, Regex Escape.
• Case and text: Swap Case, Slugify.
• Layout and line operations: Tabs to Spaces, Spaces to Tabs, Wrap Lines (80 chars), Unwrap Lines, Sort Lines (Case-Insensitive), Unique Lines (Case-Insensitive).