Container configuration toolkit
Morph your container config with confidence.
Convert between Docker, Compose, Kubernetes, and Helm. See every result, catch risky mappings, and keep everything inside your browser.
Docker Run → Compose
Paste one complete command. Conversion happens locally.
Your generated Compose file will appear here.
Supports ports, volumes, environment variables, networks, restart policies, and more.
The toolkit
One place for the whole migration path.
ComposeMorph is growing into a focused set of conversion and validation tools.
Docker Run → Docker Compose
Input a docker run command and generate a compose.yaml file.
Kubernetes → Docker Compose
Input Kubernetes workloads and Services and generate a local compose.yaml stack.
Docker Compose → Docker Run
Input Compose YAML and generate executable docker run commands.
Docker Compose → Kubernetes
Input Compose YAML and generate Kubernetes Deployments and Services.
Compose to Helm
Create a complete chart with templates and configurable values.
Kubernetes YAML Validator
Catch structural, reliability, and security issues before applying manifests.
.env to Kubernetes Secret
Encode environment values into a Secret manifest without uploading them.
Kubernetes Secret Decoder
Decode Secret data into a readable .env file entirely in your browser.
Docker Compose Validator
Find broken references, port conflicts, security risks, and portability issues.
Kubernetes YAML Splitter
Split manifest bundles into organized files and a generated kustomization.
Why ComposeMorph
Conversion should show its work.
Configuration formats rarely map one-to-one. ComposeMorph will make every approximation, ignored field, and security concern visible.
The goal is not just valid YAML. It is a result you understand well enough to run, review, and maintain.