SWF to PDF Converter 1.2
Device: Mac OS
Category: Graphics & Design
Price: $4.99, Version: 1.1 -> 1.2 (iTunes)
Description:This is the kind of app that your friends would thank you for telling them to download.
My girl friend asked me that she wants to keep the amazing graphics from the Flash games.
She loved the designs and wants to see them anytime instead of playing games forever.
So this is the solution.
Extracts the images and vector based graphics directly from .swf file.
You can save them to a single PDF file as your own category,
or export to PNG files to reuse.
How to use?
1. Open the .swf.
2a. File > Save as PDF ( cmd + S )
Convert both vector shapes and bitmap images to a single PDF file from SWF.
2b. File > Export to PNG files ( cmd + E )
You can export to PNG files.
Suggest to create a new directory for multiple PNG files.
PNG filename format: SWF2PDF_xxx.png
Key Features:
1. Extremely small size PDF.
When you export to PDF, the vector based graphics were kept in vector format instead of fat bitmaps. So they won't be blurred when scaling, and you can even provide this PDF to App developers and they can redraw them in any resolution they want.
As an App developer, I am tired of so many different sized bitmap images for different devices. Don't you?
2. Not just embed SWF into PDF.
I parsed out both the vector and bitmaps from .swf and convert them to PDF.
This is not just embed .swf into PDF.
So you don't need Adobe PDF reader to open the exported PDF.
You can also use the exported PDF as an images container for iOS/OS X apps.
3. No Flash Plugin.
Since I wrote the swf parser from scratch, you don't need to install any Adobe products to execute this app.
4. Extremely fast.
Since I parsed .swf and render them with OS X native Quartz API,
it sure be much faster and no memory concerns.
What's New
1. Enhanced UI
2. Filename prefix by the source filename
3. Support "Open Recent”
4. Enhanced sandbox handling
5. Full screen support
SWF to PDF Converter