This is basically a how-to blog and firstly, let us talk about the possibilities. I have heard so many comments said that it is impossible to make flash SWF files become the picture formats, due to they are two totally different utilities. Well, the truth is we can and we can do it better! The following content will show you how!

A chart that will show you what picture formats an SWF file can be converted to and what we can do to make the converted picture format perfect.

When we talk about the possibility, we want to let you know that it is definitely ok to convert flash SWF to picture, convert all kinds of flashes to picture(the ones with extremely-low frame rate and the ones with extremely-big file size); and when we talk about the options we have, it means we can do it better, for example and as you can see from the chart above, you can convert flash SWF to more than one picture formats, and you can adjust several parameters to make the output picture format perfect!

The 3-step tutorial below will demonstrate exactly how to convert SWF to picture and how to make the picture format hi-quality.

1. Import the SWF files to Moyea SWF to Video Pro, no worries about your cranky SWF files, cause it can convert whatever it plays.

2. Directly click Capture button to save the current flash image to picture format or click Export tab to convert the whole flash to your desired picture format among several options.

3. Click Settings to enter the advanced profile menu where you can manually adjust several parameters to get the best picture output format.

Last, open the folder where you choose to save the converted pictures, and enjoy!

Flash to HTML5 conversion is really a hot topic today. However, it is a big topic indeed, it covers Flash and HTML5 independently and synthetically. That is why we made the following news clips a whole collection about Flash, HTML5 and the Flash to HTML5 conversion.

Dec, 2010 – HTML5 and Flash Will be Supported by Opera Android Browser

Opera has brought a very exciting news saying that the upcoming Opera Android mobile browser will support HTML and Adobe Flash soon.

This news comes from the blog of Opera developer named Pavel Studeny. He wrote in the blog, Opera Mobile has possessed all the browser functions, but Android version will also support Adobe Flash and HTML function, this improvement is basically made to enhance user comfort when they are surfing on the Internet.

Mar, 2011 – Adobe New Tool May be Able to Convert Flash to HTML5

Previously introduced in my blog, please click here to view the full content.

Mar, 2011 – Flash to HTML5 Conversion Tool is Officially Released by Adobe

Adobe has officially released the Flash to HTML5 converter named Wallaby. It is already downloadable for Developers to download from Adobe Labs website.

Adobe said in the document, users can check the output files using the HTML5-supported browser or iOS equipment. Adobe also indicated that not all the functions in Flash Professional are HTML5-supported.

Wallaby allows developers to edit the output files by using editing tools, or by your own hands. At present, the browses with Wallaby support and Webkit rendering engine are Google Chrome, Apple Safari Mac OSX, Windows and iOS.

Apple iOS does not support Flash. Apple CEO Steve Jobs once has said that Flash is not suitable for mobile devices!

A foreign media report says that Adobe has recently released a tool which is able to convert Flash files to HTML documents. However, this tool at present is only available for developers due to the imperfect functions.

For the large quantity of Adobe Flash users, especially for iPhone and iPad users, the biggest problem is that it does not support all the mobile platforms. Even Google operating system Android just began to support Flash until version 2.2, and it still takes some time for Android 3.0 “Honeycomb”, which is designed exclusively for tablet PC, to get Flash support.

HTML 5 is one of the Apple-supported formats and with lower hardware requirements. Popular websites like YouTube and many other more support exactly this format. Therefore, Adobe has released a new file converting application called Wallaby that is able to convert Flash to HTML. However, this tool is currently only available for developers, ordinary users cannot install it in their mobile phones and browse Flash page at this moment.

As indicated in the statement upon release, Adobe said its initial goal is to provide advertisers with a feasible solution, so that they can deliver their Flash ads to Apple iOS compatible equipments. Therefore, Apple iOS users still can not load the websites based on Flash, but can view the advertisement placed on it.

Nevertheless, this is a big leap taken by Adobe. The original version of Wallaby does not support to convert ActionScript, movies and music files, but Adobe is consistently working on it to improve the program by adding more functions. At present, Wallaby is able to convert Flash files to HTML, CSS and JavaScript files.

For other popular target formats(for example, video, audio and image) you can convert flash SWF files to, please click here to know more.

Well, PowerPoint is still the No. 1 choice if you are educationally going to teach or demonstrate something. However, it has certain disadvantages such as it is modifiable for anyone, it is inconvenient for cross-platform usage, etc, making people start to search another form that can display & share & transfer their ideas and plans in webpage, email, even everywhere on the internet. You are right, we are talking about Flash.

And you all know that Thanksgiving Day 2010 is just around the corner, why not animate the Thanksgiving-themed PPT so it can be shared online with more friends?! That sounds amazing and it is quite easy to implement.

To visualize and animate PPT files, we may need a little extra help from a freeware called iSpring PPT to Flash Converter. It is a plugin-like program that will appear directly in your PPT file after installation and it works in two different ways: insert flash file SWF to the current PPT or convert the current PPT to Flash SWF with complete switching effects and links.

Hold on, speaking of sharing those converted Thanksgiving-themed flashes, at least you have two choices. First, embed them directly into webpage like blog, forum or anywhere you like; second, convert them swiftly to video to play on various portable devices like iPod, iPhone, PSP etc to double the fun.

With a professional SWF to video converter, you have the infinite power to convert flash to whatever you want: flash to video, flash to audio, flash to video with alpha channel, flash to image, etc.

You even deserve better. To customize your original flash file using the editing features like cropping and watermarking so that the output video is guaranteed to be unique and totally in your own style.

So, if you are a little bit shy to express your thanks to the one you care on this Thanksgiving Day, try to convey your gratefulness to an animated flash or a vivid video instead, it will probably work!