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It is simple to use VeryDOC Flash to Image Converter to convert flash to images of flip/mirror on Windows platforms.

First of all, please refer to following snapshot, which is about produced flip-mirror image, to decide whether you need to read this article here:

Then, suppose your answer is positive, only a few steps based on software GUI interface lead to accomplishment of conversion from flash file to flip/mirror image files in your computer:

Step1. Download and Install

Please download installer of VeryDOC Flash to Image Converter, then, double-click it to follow setup wizard to install trial software in your computer.

Step2. Run software and Add flash file

Double-click shortcut to open GUI interface on screen, then, you could do the followings to add flash file for conversion:

Click Add SWF File(s) on GUI interface > select right flash file and click Open in pop dialog box, and then, flash path appearing in processing form, indicates it it successful to add it for conversion, then, click this path, flash preview pops on preview panel, and the following snapshot reveals more info:

Step3. Set targeting file type and Edit flip and mirror mode for images in advance

After flash file added, please do the followings to set targeting format and flip/mirror mode:

Click Setting on GUI interface > select one of image formats on dropdown list Convert Format so that targeting format could be set successfully.

Click check-boxes Flip Image and Mirror Image separately or together to signal targeting image files need to be processed based on those setting modes.

The following snapshot shows you more details:

Finally, click Ok on Options panel so that setting could be saved automatically. 🙂

Step4. Set destination folder and Convert flash file to flip/mirror image files

After basic setting as above, click Convert on GUI interface, and then, after successful selection of targeting folder and one click on Ok in pop dialog box, software provides a window to show you details about processing from frames of flash to mirror/flip images as below:

And after this window disappears, a few seconds later, all converted image files could be added into destination folder in your computer.

In the end, welcome to use unlimited full version of VeryDOC Flash to Image Converter to convert flash file to flip/mirror images. And for any questions about software or process illustrated above, feel free to share your experience through comments left here!

The utility VeryDOC Flash to Image Converter helps you convert flash to images of black and white or negate-color on Windows platforms. 🙂

First of all, please do not hesitate to download trial version of VeryDOC Flash to Image Converter for later process. And the following snapshot is about produced negate-color image file through this tool, interested in it?

Then, follow steps below to accomplish your own process:

Step1. Run software and add flash file

Double-click software shortcut > click Add SWF File(s) on popping GUI interface > select right flash file and click Open in pop dialog box, finally, flash directory appears in processing form as shown in snapshot below, which signals it is successful to add source flash file and then, you can click this path to preview related flash file:

Step2. Select image format and set black and white or negate-color image mode in advance

After adding source file, click Options on GUI interface > select one of image formats on popping list Convert Format so that targeting image format could be set directly.

Then, you need to click check-box Monochrome or Negate Color directly in order to set image mode as black and white or negate-color. 🙂 Finally, one click on Ok helps you save your setting here. And the following snapshot shows you more details:

Step3. Convert flash file to black and white or negate-color image

When you go back on GUI interface again, please click Convert directly so that after selection of destination folder with one click on OK in pop dialog box, software helps you start conversion from flash file to image files directly with popping processing window as shown in snapshot below:

And after this window disappears, you can get your image files with specific black and white or negated color in destination folder. :)And the image preview is what I mentioned in the beginning.

In the end, thank you for reading this article about how to use VeryDOC Flash to Image Converter to convert flash to white and black or negate-color image files through GUI interface. And for full version of this tool, feel free to purchase VeryDOC Flash to Image Converter.

Application VeryDOC Flash to Image Converter converts flash to image of special-effect on Windows platforms. Welcome to read this article to know more info about this measure. 🙂

Firstly, for more info about this software, please feel free to download trial version of VeryDOC Flash to Image Converter. Then, here is snapshot about image example after my conversion from flash file to special-effect image files below:

To know how to generate special-effect image from flash frame, it is simple to read the followings:

Step1. Open software to add source flash file

Double-click software shortcut so that GUI interface pops on screen, and then, click Add SWF File(s) > select right flash file and click Open in pop dialog box, finally, flash path appears in processing form directly as shown in following snapshot, and you could click flash path to preview it in preview panel:

Step2. Set targeting image file type and special effect of image in advance

After adding image files, please click Options on GUI interface, and then, program offers you a popping panel where you could do followings:

• Click one of formats on popping list of Convert Formatso that targeting file type could be one of image formats there, e.g., JPG, etc.
• Input integer in edit-box Spread/ Swirl/Charcoal/Paint separately to get specific effect, e.g., integer in edit-box leads to distinct-degree-blur image; also, to generate black and white or negate-color image files, please click check-box Monochrome or Negate Color

Here is related snapshot below:

Step3. Convert flash file to special-effect image files

After you click Ok on Options panel and setting there are saved, please click Convert on GUI interface, and then, after you select destination folder and click ok, after a while, software adds special-effect images into destination folder directly. And for mine, it is shown at the beginning of this article. 🙂

Finally, welcome to use full version of VeryDOC Flash to Image Converter to convert frames of flash file to image files with GUI interface. And for any questions encountered, comments left here could let support team know them directly.

It is easy for Windows users to convert flash to image and compress image with VeryDOC Flash to Image Converter through GUI interface.

VeryDOC Flash to Image Converter, which is designed to convert frames of flash video to images, produces various image files. It supports resizing, rotating the converted image and adding some special effects to the converted image. And here is example image file from frame of flash file below:

Want to convert your own flash file to image files to get image files as shown above? Please refer to following steps based on VeryDOC Flash to Image Converter.

Step1. Download and Install

Please download installer of VeryDOC Flash to Image Converter , and then, double-click installer > follow setup wizard to install trial software in your PC for later process. 🙂

Step2. Open software and Add flash file

After installation, just double-click shortcut to open software on screen, and then, you can add flash file with GUI interface like below:

Click Add SWF File(s) > select right flash file in pop dialog box > click Open, and then, along with adding of flash directory into table, click on this path leads to successful preview of flash file on preview panel. And the following snapshot shows you more info:

Step3. Set image format and Edit image compression

After adding and preview of flash file, please click Options on GUI interface, then, on pop panel, you can do followings to realize goals in this step:

• Click one of formats on dropdown list Convert Format in Basic Setting so that targeting image format could be set successfully, e.g., .tif
• Click one of compression modes on dropdown list Compress Mode, e.g., JPEG, etc., to make software know you need to set selected one to compress targeting image files

Here are snapshots about Options panel with set format and compression mode and selectable image format list for you to refer to:

After realized setting here, click Ok so that setting can be saved directly. 🙂

Step4. Set destination folder and Convert flash file to image files

When you go back on GUI interface, please click Convert so that you can set destination folder and start conversion with this way:

Select one folder in pop dialog box so that it could be targeting folder, and then, click Ok so that program starts to process your conversion, and then, software automatically pops a processing window as below, where you could essentially move your mouse to show different frames, and finally, after all process is complete, all frames of flash file can be processed to specific format image files with specific compression, e.g., TIFF images and JPEG, etc..

Finally, please do not hesitate to leave comments here to report your encountered problems during your conversion from flash file to compressed image files with GUI interface, or share your experience with other users of VeryDOC Flash to Image Converter. :)To use full version software without limit, please buy VeryDOC Flash to Image Converter.