Morphology reshaping or reconfiguration, a concept widely used in plastic surgery, energy harvesting, and reconfigurable robots, is introduced for the first time to construct densified electrodes and realize compact Li-ion storage desirable for high specific energy storage field. Hausmannite-based hybrid materials, as a proof-of-concept prototype, engineered by 1-methyl-2-pyrrolidinone-soluble surface/interface organic encapsulation, which is crucial in reshaping, exhibit a remarkable increase in the volumetric capacity of more than five times after this process (≈1889 Ah L −1 vs ≈322 Ah L −1 ). With the simultaneous maintenance of the intrinsic nature, good contact, and no collapsed/agglomerated unit structures of the materials in electrodes, the design affords a maximal increase in the packing compactness and manifests no sacrifice of the reversible ion storage capability (1150 mAh g −1 at 40 mA g −1 ), stable cycling (≈100% capacity retention), high rate performance (185 mAh g −1 at 10 A g −1 ), and long lifespan (1000 cycles with 108% capacity retention, ≈455 mAh g −1 at 3 A g −1 ) for relatively highly loaded electrodes (active materials: 1.20-5.34 mg cm −2 ). The concept may not only shed new light on fabricating advanced Si-based and other high capacity-related densified Li storage electrodes but also inject fresh vitality into the field of highdensity power sources.