A free Morningstar Portfolio X-Ray alternative

Morningstar retired its free Instant X-Ray in April 2025; an X-Ray is still offered inside its paid Morningstar Investor plan ($249 a year). Unwrap.Fund covers the core job — look-through, overlap, sectors and fees — for free, with no account. It does not replace Morningstar's ratings, research or brokerage linking.

In short
  • Free and no signup — your portfolio is not saved in our database
  • Download your full unwrapped holdings as a CSV — free, no signup
  • Built on official SEC N-PORT filings (plus daily issuer files for certain ETFs), with the as-of date shown
  • Overlap, sector, country and fee analysis across your whole portfolio
  • Not a full replacement: no ratings, research, brokerage linking or performance tracking
“The perfect free alternative to Morningstar X-Ray. Your product delivers exactly what I needed!”
One Unwrap.Fund user, via in-app feedback · Oct 2026

What an X-ray looks like here

Live from our data, not a mock-up. Sample portfolio: 50% VOO, 30% QQQ, 20% Apple shares.

Your real Apple exposure
25.7%
  • via VOO (50% of portfolio)3.3%
  • via QQQ (30% of portfolio)2.4%
  • held directly (20%)20.0%

You own one Apple position, but it reaches you through three doors. Adding them up: 25.7% of the portfolio.

VOO vs VTI overlap
88.0%
0%Largely redundant100%

Overlap by weight, from the funds' latest SEC filings. 506 holdings are shared.

Sector mix, in one bar
  • Information Technology51.3%
  • Financials12.1%
  • Consumer Discretionary12.0%
  • Health Care10.7%
  • Industrials3.2%
  • Utilities2.8%
  • Other7.8%

VOO's equity holdings by sector. Every fund and stock in your portfolio is blended into one bar like this.

Unwrap.Fund vs Morningstar Investor

FeatureUnwrap.FundMorningstar Investor
PriceFree$249/yr or $34.95/mo (7-day trial)
Account neededNoYes (paid membership)
Look-through to underlying holdings
Overlap / concentration analysisStock Intersection
Sector breakdown and blended fees
Country breakdownCouldn't confirm
What-if trade simulatorCouldn't confirm
Link brokerage accounts
Performance tracking
Morningstar ratings & research
Non-U.S. fundsCouldn't confirm
Holdings dataQuarterly SEC filingsCouldn't confirm

As of October 2026, from Morningstar's public pages; features and prices change. “Couldn't confirm” means we did not find it on those pages, not that it doesn't exist. Morningstar's April 2025 notice retired its free Instant X-Ray; the paid Investor page lists X-Ray today. Not affiliated with Morningstar. Corrections: contact@unwrap.fund. Background: Bogleheads thread on the Instant X-Ray. See how we compare with other tools.

How it works

  1. 1Enter your positionsType or paste tickers and dollar amounts — stocks, ETFs and mutual funds.
  2. 2Read your X-rayTrue stock exposure, overlap, sector and country mix, and blended fees, all in one report.
  3. 3Try a what-ifAdd or trim a position and watch exposure and overlap move before you trade.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a free alternative to Morningstar Portfolio X-Ray?

Yes. Unwrap.Fund is free and needs no account. Enter your stocks, ETFs and mutual funds and it shows your true underlying stock exposure, fund overlap, sector and country mix, and blended fees.

Did Morningstar shut down X-Ray?

The free Instant X-Ray, yes. Morningstar's notice of April 15, 2025 listed X-Ray and Instant X-Ray among the tools being retired, together with the Premium membership and Portfolio Manager, effective April 17, 2025. But its current Morningstar Investor page, at $249 a year or $34.95 a month with a 7-day trial, still advertises X-Ray and Stock Intersection. We couldn't tell from the notice whether Investor's X-Ray is a successor or a separate product, so check Morningstar's site for what is available today.

What does Morningstar offer that Unwrap.Fund does not?

Morningstar offers brokerage linking, performance tracking, its own ratings and analyst research, and a broader fund universe. Unwrap.Fund only shows what you own, looked through to the underlying stocks.

Where does the data come from?

Fund holdings come primarily from official SEC Form N-PORT filings. For some ETFs we also use fresher daily holdings from TickerInside (tickerinside.com) as a secondary source. Each page states the date the data is as of and its source. Funds file with the SEC quarterly, so filing-based holdings can be months old by the time you view them.

Do I need to link my brokerage account?

No, and you can't. You type or paste your tickers and amounts, or upload a CSV. Your portfolio is not saved in our database; your browser keeps a copy of the last one on your own device. We do use product analytics.

Does it cover every fund?

It covers U.S.-registered ETFs and mutual funds that file Form N-PORT, and fetches ones it hasn't seen on demand. Non-U.S. funds (UCITS, European, Canadian) are not supported yet.

See what you actually own

Paste your positions, get your true stock exposure, overlap, and fees in seconds.