Beta installers aren't code-signed yet, so Windows shows "Windows protected your PC" the first time you run one. Click More info, check the app name reads CodeMorph, then click Run anyway. Only download installers from this page or our GitHub Releases. Signed builds are on the roadmap.

macOS

Planned · Apple silicon and Intel

Leave your email and we'll send one message when the macOS build is ready. Nothing else.

Linux

Planned · .deb, .rpm and AppImage

Leave your email and we'll send one message when the Linux build is ready. Nothing else.

System requirements

Operating system: Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit (x64)
Processor: 1.6 GHz or faster, 64-bit (x64)
Memory: 1 GB RAM for the editor, plus what your project's own tests and build need
Network: Not required for editing or Scan & Plan
For Run & Verify: Node.js and your project's dependencies installed

Windows on ARM isn't supported in the beta.

After you install

01
Open a folder
Use Open Folder on the Welcome page and pick a JavaScript project. Trust the workspace when asked.
02
Open Morph
Ctrl+L
The Morph panel opens in the right sidebar.
03
Start a migration
Ctrl+Shift+M
Morph builds the dependency graph, shows your leaf-first plan, then converts batch by batch for you to review.

Full walkthrough in the docs

Which download should I choose?

	User installer	System installer	Portable .zip
Administrator rights	Not needed	Required	Not needed
Installs for	Your account	Every user on the PC	Nowhere, runs from the folder
Start menu and file associations	Yes	Yes	No
Add to PATH option	Yes	Yes	No
Best for	Most developers	Shared or managed machines	Trying it out, locked-down PCs

Updating

The beta doesn't update itself yet. When a new version is announced in the changelog, download the new installer and run it.

It installs over the existing version and keeps your settings, keybindings and extensions. Close CodeMorph first.

Want to hear about new releases? Subscribe on the changelog.

Uninstalling

Open Settings, then Apps, then Installed apps. Find CodeMorph and choose Uninstall. For the portable build, delete its folder.

To remove every trace, also delete your settings in %APPDATA%\\CodeMorph and your extensions in %USERPROFILE%\\.codemorph.

For IT teams

The Windows installers are built with Inno Setup and accept its standard command-line switches for unattended installs, such as:

Command prompt

CodeMorphSetup.exe /VERYSILENT /NORESTART

Rolling out to a team? See Enterprise for deployment and network details.

Previous versions

Every release, with its installers and notes, is published on GitHub Releases.

View all releases

Download questions

Is CodeMorph really free?

Yes, during the beta. No account and no card. Model usage for conversion and Ask is billed by your own provider.

Why does Windows warn me about the installer?

Beta installers aren't code-signed yet, so SmartScreen shows a warning the first time. Click More info, check the name reads CodeMorph, then Run anyway.

Can I install CodeMorph next to my current editor?

Yes. CodeMorph uses its own name, settings folder and extensions folder, so it never interferes with other editors.

Does it work on Windows on ARM?

Not in the beta. The Windows build is x64 only.

When are macOS and Linux coming?

They're planned after the Windows beta stabilizes. Follow the waitlist above and you'll hear the day yours is ready.

Do I need Node.js installed?

Not to edit or run Scan & Plan. Run & Verify runs your own typecheck, tests and build, so it needs whatever your project needs, usually Node.js and installed dependencies.

Opening a project and the Morph panel

Download CodeMorph

Windows