The case

What’s on the back of your phone?

With Morph

Monday, the handwritten note she left before work.

What it does

How it works

How a photo gets on the back.

  1. Take one with the camera in the app, or pick one you already have. A photo you took, something you drew, something a friend sent.

  2. Fit it to the panel. The preview shows it in the four inks before anything is sent.

  3. Press Morph your Case. Your phone's NFC carries the picture across and powers the panel while it does. No pairing, nothing to charge.

  4. The panel clears, then lays the picture down one ink at a time, each pass filling in dot by dot, in less than thirty seconds on either case.

  5. It holds the picture with no power at all, and stays until you change it. Tomorrow, or next year.

    Pick your case

01Snap a pic.

Take one with the camera in the app, or pick one you already have. A photo you took, something you drew, something a friend sent.

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A black Morph Canvas Pro lying face up on dark slate, its panel showing a photograph of two hands tying the ribbons of a worn pointe shoe, the dancer up on the box in hard afternoon light.

The Canvas Case

Canvas Pro

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AUD

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Hasan's Dark case in his hand, a photo of a man in front of a white car on its panel
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  • Leaves within 24 hours.
  • 12-month warranty on the display and NFC.
  • 14-day change-of-mind returns on unused cases.
  • Four inch e-ink screen, four colour
  • No battery, and the picture stays
  • Usually about ten seconds from the app
  • Metal kickstand ring. MagSafe and wireless charging work through it
  • Reinforced corners, screen-safe lip, micro-fluff lining

Fits iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro Max, iPhone 17, iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max.

Why e-ink

Three ways to put a photo on your phone.

Compare Morph's Canvas Case with

  • Changing the picture

    Morph

    From the app, in seconds

    Printed case

    Buy another case

  • Pictures per case

    Morph

    As many as you like

    Printed case

    One, for good

  • After a year

    Morph

    Sits under a protective layer. Nothing to peel or yellow

    Printed case

    Print can scratch or lift at a corner

  • Charging

    Morph

    No battery. Wireless charging works through it

    Printed case

    Nothing to charge

  • Colour

    Morph

    Four inks. Warm colours come through strong, blues go a soft grey

    Printed case

    Full colour

  • Cost of a new look

    Morph

    Nothing. Change it daily

    Printed case

    A new case each time

Now comparing with a printed case.

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Less to throw away

Keep the case. Change the picture.

Printed cases, film packs and photos slipped behind clear plastic all end the same way: when you want something new, the old one goes in the bin. With Morph, the case stays and only the picture changes with no waste in the bin.

  • Not recyclableInstant photo prints can't go in the recycling.
  • A battery in every packEach pack of instant film carries its own battery, for eight photos.
  • 1 billion+Plastic phone cases made every year.
  • 3 to 6 monthsUntil a clear case starts to yellow in daily use.

What Morph changes

  • One case, every picture. Change it every day. No prints, no film packs, no new case.
  • No battery. The panel draws power from your phone only while the picture changes, then holds it with none.
  • Nothing to peel or yellow. The picture sits inside the panel, under a protective layer.

The honest bit

A Morph still has a small panel and a chip inside, so it isn’t plastic-free and it isn’t forever. When you’re done with it, keep it out of the bin: MobileMuster drop-off points across Australia take phone cases and accessories for free.

The honest bit

Asked, and answered.

Every one of these came from someone complaining about a case they had already paid for.

That is the first job, and none of it was traded away for the screen. The corners are reinforced where a phone actually lands, the lip stands proud of the glass so a face-down drop meets the case instead of your screen, and the inside is lined with micro-fluff so nothing drags across the back. It is a case first. The panel is the part that makes it yours.

No. There is no battery and nothing to plug in. E-ink holds a picture without drawing power, so the case can sit in a drawer for a year and the design will still be there.

Anything in your camera roll. A photograph you took, something you made, something a friend sent you. You crop it in the app, hold the phone against the case, and it is on the back. No library to choose from, no approval step, no house style. It is your picture.

As often as you want. The panel has no refresh limit and changing it costs nothing, so it can be one thing on Monday and something else by Friday. Some people swap it with an outfit. Some set it once and leave it for a year. Both are the product working.

Wireless charging works on every case, and you never take it off. Put the phone on any pad the way you always have, and it charges straight through the kickstand ring. On the Canvas Pro, for iPhone 17 and on, MagSafe is built in: chargers, wallets and car mounts snap on and hold the way they do on a bare phone. The Canvas Classic, for iPhone 13 to 16, charges wirelessly but carries no magnets of its own, so MagSafe accessories will not hold through it.

Nothing on the surface to peel. The artwork sits inside the screen, under a protective layer, so it cannot scratch off or yellow. Printed cases lift at a corner. This one has no corner.

Every iPhone from the 13 on except the mini, Plus and Air models. Canvas Classic fits the 13, 14, 15 and 16 in their standard, Pro and Pro Max sizes, plus the 16e and 17e. Canvas Pro fits the 17, 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max, and the 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max. Each has its own finishes. If one is not showing, it has sold out.

They go quiet, and that was the decision. A backlit screen shouts at whoever is sitting opposite you. This holds its picture without lighting the room. Warm colours come through strong and true; cool ones go quiet, so a deep blue reads as a soft grey rather than turning some other colour. The app shows you the real result before you send it. We are building a six colour panel too, which opens the cool end up considerably, and it is not far off.

It is a kickstand, and it disappears when you are not using it. It sits flush against the camera ring, then swings out to stand the phone up sideways for a video, a recipe, or a call at the table. Charging works straight through it, MagSafe included on the Canvas Pro.

Usually fifteen to twenty seconds on the Canvas Classic, and about half that on the Canvas Pro. It can take longer if your phone is in low power mode or the case is not sitting flat against it.

It tells you what happened and picks up where it stopped. Nobody can promise a radio that never drops, and we will not. What we promise is that the case is never left half changed: if a transfer fails, the design you had is still there.

For now, no. Every case is cut for one iPhone, from the 13 on, so the camera sits exactly where it should and the panel lands where we meant it to. There are a lot of people carrying something else who want this, and getting Morph onto their phones is where we are going next.

Orders leave us within 24 hours. How long they take to reach you depends on where you are, and checkout shows the delivery options and costs for your address. In Australia, standard shipping is free on orders of $99 and over.

Twelve months from the day it arrives, covering the e-ink display and the NFC. That sits on top of your rights under the Australian Consumer Law, which are not limited by it. The full terms are in the Warranty link at the bottom of this page.

You need it to change the picture, and it is free. No subscription, no credit packs. Your own photos are unlimited.