ProRAW photos save as DNG, which preserves the most editing detail but which almost nobody else can open directly. Filemorph converts DNG to a shareable JPG right on your iPhone.
Shooting in ProRAW on a recent iPhone gives you a DNG file with far more dynamic range and editing headroom than a JPG, which is exactly why editors want it — and exactly why it is the wrong format to text to a friend or upload to most websites. Almost nothing outside a photo editor opens a DNG cleanly.
Filemorph reads the DNG through ImageIO, decoding the raw sensor data (or, where the file carries one, its embedded full-resolution preview) and rendering it as a standard JPG. The result reflects the DNG's baseline development — apply any edits you want in your photo editor before converting if you want them included.
In the app: Convert → To JPEG.
JPG opens everywhere a DNG does not — Messages, most websites, other people's phones. Keep the DNG as your editing master and convert to JPG only when you are ready to share or post the finished photo.
Yes. Unlike web converters that upload your files to a server, Filemorph converts every file locally using Apple's frameworks. Nothing leaves your device, and it works with no internet connection. This conversion is in the free tier.
Yes — a JPG is a finished, compressed image, while DNG keeps the underlying sensor data for later adjustment. Keep the original DNG if you might want to re-edit it, and convert a copy to JPG for sharing.
Through Apple's ImageIO framework, which decodes the raw image data (or the embedded preview the DNG carries) directly on your iPhone — nothing is uploaded to convert it.
Yes, it is in Filemorph's free tier.
Free, on-device, no upload. Plus 300+ more file operations.
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