Morphi: 3D Modeling + AR 3.8.17

Morphi is a versatile 3D design and modeling application that offers a range of powerful tools for creating, editing, and rendering 3D designs. It is suitable for various industries such as AR/VR, 3D Printing, Animation, Game Design, Graphic Design, and Design Thinking. If you have any inquiries, feel free to contact us directly at [email protected].

Before making a purchase, we encourage you to thoroughly explore all the features of Morphi. Please note that our immersive AR functionality requires devices that support ARKit. Additionally, please be aware that 3D Render is not available on certain older iPad models (including the 7th and 8th Generation), but it can be accessed on iPad (6th Generation) and iPad Pro.

While the basic 3D design tools are available for free, there is a one-time in-app purchase to unlock our premium features:

1. Exporting and importing 3D models in STL and OBJ formats.
2. Placing, viewing, and editing designs in AR (Note: iPads with A9+ processors are required for immersive AR and snapping; older iPads can still use basic AR tools).
3. Rendering photorealistic images of your 3D models (subject to the aforementioned restrictions).

Schools also have the option to purchase Morphi at a volume discount through Morphi Edu, our education app for iPad. The Volume Purchase Program for Education offers a 50% discount for purchases of 20 or more apps.

Morphi is used by individuals of all ages, backgrounds, and skill levels who require a versatile 3D design tool. Our community members from over 125 countries have utilized Morphi to create an impressive range of projects, including vertical farming system prototypes, assistive drawing devices, model rocket parts, biodesign lighting, casings for robots and electronics, compostable couture gowns, characters for animated shorts, bubble wands, jewelry, cookie and pottery cutters, plates for printmaking, and AR artworks. Since its release in 2014, Morphi has become a creative powerhouse.

Morphi provides a comprehensive set of tools to enhance users' creative thinking and visualization skills. These include:

• The ability to design anywhere without the need for logins or a WiFi connection.
• Sketching and drawing 3D models using freehand techniques, straight lines, and 2D shapes, as well as features such as symmetry, revolving lines, erasing lines, vector drawing, and editing with control points.
• Converting high contrast images (JPGs, PNGs, SVGs) into editable 3D designs.
• Advanced CAD tools like intersect and arrays for creating complex designs.
• Placing, editing, and viewing 3D models in augmented reality using Apple's ARKit. This includes snapping designs to horizontal and vertical planes as well as AR codes (available only on iPads with A9+ processors that support ARKit).
• Basic tools for placing and editing designs in augmented reality on older iPad models without A9+ processors.
• Adding texture/materials from images or videos to your 3D designs.
• Importing 3D models (STL and OBJ files) from other 3D modeling apps.
• Exporting 3D models (STL and OBJ files) for 3D printing, game design, animation, further editing in other 3D modelers, and uploading to other AR/VR devices such as Hololens, Oculus, and Merge Cube.
• Incredible rendering tools for creating photorealistic images of your 3D models (only on certain iPads as described above).
• Typing tools for 3D text using a variety of fonts.
• A simple 3D lithophane tool for creating 3D printed etchings and terrain.
• Quick lighting options.
• The ability to change the background and grid to create engaging scenes or export 3D designs with transparent backgrounds for graphic design purposes.
• Saving files directly to the iPad or cloud storage solutions such as iCloud, Google Drive, and Adobe Creative Cloud.
• Access to short and helpful video tutorials to quickly learn how to design in 3D.
• A vibrant community of educators, students, artists, entrepreneurs, inventors, and others who actively share their designs and projects in Morphi.

For examples of designs and projects created using Morphi by our community members, please visit our website at www.morphiapp.com or browse our Instagram page @morphiapp. You can also find featured designs on our App Store page, showcasing the works of Ben Nassimi, Lainey Davidson, Leia Brown, and even an OBJ triceratops scan imported from the Smithsonian Museum's Open Access collection.