Morph two faces or two people
Morph one face into another, or one person into another, with GifNoBg Morph. How Smart and Face line up eyes, mouths and bodies, how to fix the face dots, and tips for photos that morph well.
Two portraits are the classic morph: one face slowly becomes the other. In Morph this works out of the box. The Smart style notices when both pictures show a person and lines up their faces and bodies, so eyes land on eyes and shoulders on shoulders instead of the two photos simply fading.
The quick way
- Open Morph and upload two (or more) photos of people.
- Leave the style on Smart. For a moment you'll see “Finding the people…” and “Matching the subjects…”, then the morph plays.
- Happy? Go to Save. Not quite? Try the tips below.
Smart or Face?
- Smart lines up the face and the body points both pictures share (head, shoulders, arms…) and bends the whole picture between them. Best for half-body and full-body photos, or when the people stand differently.
- Face concentrates on the face: eyes, nose, mouth, chin and cheeks. Best for close-up portraits.
Fix the face dots
If a face lands slightly off (an eye drifting over a cheek, say), place the dots yourself:
- Tap the first picture of the pair in the pictures bar, then Face points.
- Both faces open side by side. Drag each dot onto the same spot of both faces: eyes, nose tip, mouth corners, chin, cheeks and forehead.
- Tap Done. Back to automatic throws your dots away and lets Morph find them again.
Photos that morph well
- Similar framing. Two head-and-shoulders shots, or two full-body shots.
- Faces looking the same way, roughly towards the camera, not hidden by hands, hair or big sunglasses.
- Similar light. Colours glide from one photo to the next, but a very dark and a very bright photo still look like two different moments.
- One person per picture. With a group photo Morph picks the most obvious person.
Make a whole chain: a baby photo, a school photo and a photo from today, in that order, set to Once in Timing. Save it as an MP4 for a birthday story.
Is it private?
Yes. Faces are found by small AI helpers that run in your browser. Your photos are never uploaded, and nothing is kept once you close the page.