Free Fun Morphing

Image editing software tools are climbing up really fast in terms of popularity since the past few years. The reason is quite obvious though - more and more people are into photography today than ever before - all thanks to the technological boom in the digital camera domain. Free Fun Morphing 2.1 is one such image editing software that can be exploited on multiple fronts - you can use it just for the sake of fun by messing around with your images in an artistic way, or you can also use it to edit your various pics and photos for professional as well as personal reasons. There are very few tools in the market today that can be beneficial to regular and professional users alike on so many levels.

This very entertaining program is capable of creating a complete sequence of frames that displays the transformation of one original source image to its target image which eventually gives an impression that the original source image is transferred to the target image with all the changes visible to the user. However, this tool has certain requirements such as it has to be in the true color mode (24 bit) as well as both images should have the same size and so on. Users can create lines for providing the details of the transformation which in turn, must be created on both the source as well as the target image. For morphing preview, the tool has a number of viewing options which you can use to check the detail aspects of the image and find any shortcomings (provided there is any). The user further has the liberty to specify the exact number of frames to be used in the sequence as well as create symmetric sequence. The output file can be saved in a wide range of formats, hence ruling out any potential device compatibility issues.

All thanks to the robust, fun and reliable performance delivered by Free Fun Morphing 2.1, the software gets a score of three and a half rating points out of five.

Free Fun Morphing creates a sequence of frames which are the transformation of the source image to target image, giving the appearance that the source image "becomes" the target.
Images must be true color (24 bit) and have the same size. In the program you can create lines (the same number in Source and Target) which describe the transformation. You should create line objects in the same order on boths images. There are various viewing tools for preview morphing.
Features:
- You can specify the number of frames in sequence.
- You can create symmetric sequence.
- You can save resulting movies as animated GIF, AVI and so on.