GIF is an image format that is broadly used on the Internet. This format supports to store animated images in a single file. Adobe Shockwave Flash (SWF) is another frequently used technology in providing online interactive service including playing videos. You can convert your GIF images to SWF Flash using a tool named "GIF to Flash Batch Tool".

GIF to Flash Batch Tool can be downloaded for free via clicking here. Trial version of the application is free of charge, and you can buy a license to use the full version. The main interface form of the application is snapshot in the following figure. There is a table used as a file list in the lower right part of the main window form as displayed in the screen snapshot. Those GIF images in the file list are for converting to flash videos. You can drag your GIF images from the Windows Explorer and drop them into the main window form of the application to add them into the file list. Buttons [Remove] and [Remove All] are for removing items in the file list. Clicking any item in the file list will preview the corresponding image in the left part of the window form.

In group box "Options", you can set the frame rate, frame width and height by setting the corresponding options. The options box "Enable Flash Zlib Compression" is to reduce the file size of converted images.
After add one or multiple GIF images into the file list, you can press button [Convert] to convert them into SWF flash files in a batch process. The last screen snapshot is the playing effect of an example converted flash video.