PCD is short for Photo CD, an image format created by Kodak. This image format is widely used for storing high resolution scanned digital images. Shockwave Flash, SWF, is a technology used for playing online videos or web page games. Application VeryDOC Flash to PCD Converter is designed for converting frames of SWF videos to PCD images.

The application Flash to PCD Converter can be obtained via here After the evaluation, if you want to use the unlimited function of the application, please buy a license here The main interface of the application is designed like that as displayed in the following screen snapshot. You can see a table of file list in the upper right part of the application main form. You can drag your SWF files from the Windows Explorer and drop them into the main form of the application. You can preview the corresponding SWF video on the left of the table via clicking one item in the file list. Buttons [Add SWF File(s)], [Remove] and [Remove All] are for manipulating items in the file list.

Before converting SWF to PCD, you can set the parameters for the conversion. Press [Options] to open the dialog "Options" as displayed in the next screen snapshot.

In the dialog, select "pcd" in dropdown list "Convert Format" of group box "Basic Setting" to set the target image format. Besides converting frames of SWF videos to PCD, you can add some image effects provided in group box "Special Effect" to the images. Option "Charcoal" is used for adding charcoal painting effect to the converted images. The number input in the text box is the radius of painting brush in the unit of pixel. Press [OK] in the dialog to save the setting and exit to the main interface form of the application.
In the main form, press [Convert] button and select a directory in the subsequent dialog to save the converted images. The last snapshot is the display effect of a converted PCD image. You see that the PCD image is of charcoal painting style.