Convert Flash to Image by Command Line

Flash to Image Converter Command Line

Convert flash to image by command line.
Convert SWF to image in batches.
Resize image created from flash frame.

Flash to Image Converter GUI, V 2.0 $19.95
Flash to Image Converter Command Line, V 2.0 $299.00

Convert Flash to Image by Command Line

Flash to Image Converter Command Line is a command line product which can convert frames of flash video to images. By running the MS-DOS interface, the users can convert frames of flash video to images with command line.

After downloading Flash to Image Converter Command Line, unpack the zip package and you will find the executable file and other components in the folder. Without any installation, you can call the application at once.

The first step, please open the MS-DOS command line prompt window. There are two methods for you to choose. One is to click "Start"—"Run" and input "cmd" in "Open" edit box. Then click "OK" button. The other method is that you can use the hot key "Window"+ "R" to open "Run" dialog box and input "cmd" and click "OK" button.

The second step is to input the command line in the MS-DOS command line prompt window. There is a command line template for your reference.

swf2img.exe -in "D:\temp\test.swf" -out "D:\out\test.gif"

Where

swf2img.exe stands for the executable file of Flash to Image Converter Command Line.

-in specifies input SWF file name.
-out specifies output image file name.

There is an example about converting flash to image. Here we take the output format as GIF format. Please see the command line in MS-DOS command line prompt window in Figure1.

Command line example about converting flash to image

The whole command line is
"C:\Documents and Settings\admin\My Documents\Downloads\swftoimage_cmd\swf2img.exe" -in "C:\Program Files\VeryDOC PowerPoint Converter v3.0\SampleAnimations\Slide1.swf" -out test.gif

Where
"C:\Documents and Settings\admin\My Documents\Downloads\swftoimage_cmd\swf2img.exe" stands for the file path of the executable file.
Parameter-in follows the file path of the input file.
"C:\Program Files\VeryDOC PowerPoint Converter v3.0\SampleAnimations\Slide1.swf" stands for the file path of the input flash file.
Parameter -out follows the directory of the target file.
test.gif stands for the name and format of the target file.

The third step, you can find the target file in current directory “C:\Documents and Settings\admin”. If you have specified the directory for the target file in the command line, just find the target file in the specified location.