ONNX Studio
Open, understand, and organize neural-network graphs in your browser.
Load a real `.onnx` file, inspect its nodes and tensor connections, search large graphs, and see which operators are ready for future FPGAI and community implementation matching.
Local parsing
The model stays in your browser.
Automatic layout
Nodes are arranged by tensor dependency.
Compatibility view
Known operators and adapter gaps are visible.
Graph explorer
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Open an ONNX model
The browser reads your real model locally. No sample graph is inserted into the workspace.
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Node details
Select a node to inspect it.
Automatic organization
Morfics reads the ONNX protobuf in your browser, identifies tensor dependencies, and arranges the graph by execution depth.
Your model is not uploaded to a server.
Compatibility summary
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Next, Morfics will match each node with community implementations and FPGAI registry packages.
Large graphs are organized automatically and can be searched from the left panel.
Guided ONNX example
Learn what the viewer reveals before opening your own model.
Select nodes, inspect operator details, and see how software and hardware compatibility can be explained without exposing unnecessary complexity first.
ONNX Studio
Inspect a model, operator by operator
Search operators and select a node to see where it runs.
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Conv
Native3→32, k3, s1
Implementation match
Mapped to FPGAI conv kernel
Compatibility states
- Native
- Metadata compatible
- Adapter required
- Not assessed