Pocket Is Shutting Down—Migrate Your Saved Articles to Morph

Pocket is dead. You have weeks to export your 500+ saved articles before they're gone forever. Morph lets you import, organize, and read them with TTS narration—no paywall.

Pocket users with saved articles, research links, and long-form reads. People who relied on Pocket for offline reading and want a permanent home for their library.

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   Export Your Pocket Data

   Go to getpocket.com → Settings (gear icon) → Account → Download Your Data → Request Export. Pocket emails you an HTML file (~2-5 MB) with all saved articles, tags, and timestamps. Check your email in 10 minutes.

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   Download the HTML Export File

   Open the email from Pocket. Click 'Download your archive' or visit the link. Save the file (ril_export.html or similar) to ~/Downloads. This is your backup—all articles are now on your computer.

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   Convert HTML to EPUB Using Calibre

   Download Calibre (free, calibre-ebook.com). Open it → Add Books → Select your Pocket HTML file. Calibre imports it. Right-click the book → Convert Books → Choose EPUB format → OK. Saves as .epub in Downloads.

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   Import EPUB into Morph

   Open Morph app → Library → '+' button → 'Import from Files'. Select the converted EPUB. It appears in your library. Alternatively, email the EPUB to yourself and use Morph's share sheet on iOS.

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   Enable TTS on Imported Articles

   Open the imported book in Morph → Click speaker icon → Select TTS voice. Adjust speed (0.75x–2x). Articles become audiobooks. Test the first article to verify formatting looks correct.

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   Create Reading Lists by Topic

   In Morph, go to Reading Lists → Create new list (e.g., 'Tech Articles', 'Health Research'). Add your converted articles to relevant lists. This replaces Pocket's tag system.

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   Download for Offline Access

   Open Morph → Library → Select a book → Download (cloud icon). Articles now sync locally. Read offline without internet—same as Pocket's offline feature.

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   Test Synced Read-and-Listen

   Open an article → Toggle 'Read + Listen' ON. Text syncs with TTS narration. Articles read much faster synced than audio-only. This is Morph's advantage over Pocket.

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   Archive Completed Articles in Morph

   After reading: swipe left or tap '...' → Archive. This clears your active reading list without deleting. View archived books anytime under 'Archived' section.

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    Delete Pocket Account (Optional)

    Once migrated, delete your Pocket account to avoid confusion. Go to Settings → Account → Delete Account → Confirm. Your exported HTML is safe on your computer.

• Export your Pocket library today—it takes 2 minutes
• Download the HTML file when Pocket emails it (within 10 minutes)
• Back up the HTML to Google Drive immediately
• Download Calibre and convert one article to EPUB to test the process
• Import that test EPUB into Morph and enable TTS
• Schedule Calibre conversion for your full library this week

Pocket has no offline reading, no TTS, and is being shut down. Morph gives you permanent ownership of your article library, TTS narration (read 20-30% faster synced), offline download, and cross-device sync. Your articles become audiobooks. You can listen while commuting, read while at home, or switch between both mid-article. Morph's reading lists organize by topic (no character-limit tags). Your library is yours forever—no corporate shutdown risk.