Color inverter

You upload an image and Morphic flips every colour to its opposite, so light becomes dark, dark becomes light, and each hue swaps for its complement. This is an image to image edit, so the change is applied across the whole frame while the shapes, edges, and fine detail stay in place. What you get back is a full-resolution image, not a filter you have to bake in elsewhere.

Yes. A straight inversion gives you the film-negative effect, where a normal photo turns into its negative and a negative turns back into a positive. If you want something between a full invert and the original, ask for a partial or stylised version and Morphic dials the effect to taste.

No. Inversion remaps the colours rather than throwing away information, so texture, edges, and fine detail are preserved through the change. If a rerun looks off on a particular image you can try again or switch models at no cost until it sits right.

Yes. Point at a region, a single object, or the background and ask for only that area to be inverted, leaving the rest as it was. That makes it easy to create a striking contrast where one element flips to its negative while everything around it stays normal.

Turning a scan of a film negative into a viewable positive, building high-contrast graphics and album-art looks, testing a dark version of a light design, or checking how artwork reads when the tones are reversed. It is a quick way to explore a bold alternative to the original palette.

Yes. The inverter runs on Morphic in the browser, so there is nothing to install. Upload an image, ask to invert the colours, and export the result from the same canvas.