Flash presently is widely used on the Internet for sharing videos or providing interactive services. TIFF is an advanced image format commonly used by some photographers. You can convert frames of the shockwave flash (SWF) to TIFF images using application VeryDOC Flash to TIFF Converter which is designed for converting flash videos to images.

You can download the application via clicking here for a free trail. If you need the unlimited function of the application, please buy a license for your application.

The main interface is designed to that presented in the following screen snapshot. The table in the upper right part of the form is a file list that lists those SWF files waiting for being converted. Click one item in the file list, the flash video will be previewed in the preview area on the left of the table. You can add or remove items of the file list using buttons [Add SWF File(s)], [Remove] and [Remove All] under the preview area. There is another way to add your SWF files into the file list which is dragging your SWF files from the Windows Explorer and then dropping them into the main interface form of the program.

Before the conversion, you must have to set some parameters to your converted images. Press [Options] in the main form and go to the dialog of "Options" as presented in the next screen snapshot. In the "Basic Setting" group box, choose "tiff" in the dropdown list of "Convert Format", and then your SWF will converted to TIFF. For image of TIFF, the program supports more than one compression methods listed in dropdown list of "Compress Mode". The supported compress methods are BZip2, Fax (Class F), Group4, JPEG, JPEG2000, LZW, RLE and Zip. The compression method FAX means that the converted TIFF images can be directly faxed by a fax machine connected to the computer. Press [OK] in the dialog to save the settings and exit to the main form of the program.

In the main form of the program, press [Convert] to start the conversion, and each frame of the selected SWF videos will be converted to a separate TIFF image by Flash to TIFF Converter. The last screen snapshot shows the effect of a converted TIFF image.