EPS stands for Encapsulated PostScript which is a widely used industrial pressing standard. An EPS file contains all the elements and control codes for displaying the content. Shockwave Flash (SWF) is a technology usually used for playing videos and interactive games on the Internet. You can convert frames of SWF videos to EPS pages using VeryDOC Flash to EPS Converter.

You can download the application via clicking here for a free trial, and buy a license for it if you need the unlimited function of the program. In the upper right part of the main form is a table of file list. You can drag your SWF files from the Windows Explorer and drop them into the main form to add your SWF files into the file list. Right click in the area of the table and using the buttons under in the bottom of the form are accessible ways to manipulate the items in the file list. You can preview the corresponding videos via clicking on one item in the table.

In the main form of the application, press [Options] to open the " Options" dialog for setting conversion options. The dialog is look like that presented in the next screen snapshot.

In group box " Basic Setting", choose " eps" in dropdown list " Convert Format" to set the target image format to EPS. The application provides some image effects in group box " Special Effect". Option " Paint" is to add oil painting effect to the converted EPS images. The number in the text box is the radius of painting brush in the unit of pixel. Press [OK] to save the setting and exit to the main form of the application.
In the main form of the application, press [Convert] to start the conversion. The last snapshot is the effect of a converted EPS image. You can see that the oil painting effect is added to the converted image.