SWF to JPG Converter Command Line

SWF is used as an extension name for Shockwave Flash videos. JPG (JPEG) is a popular image format for storing digital images. You can convert video frames of SWF to JPG images with SWF to JPG Converter Command Line.

The application SWF to JPG Converter Command Line is free for trial and you can download it free. The application does not require installation and it is instantly runnable after being unpacked into your disk.
SWF to JPG Converter Command Line is designed for MS-DOS interface use only, and you have to open a MS-DOS command prompt window before running it. Press and hold the key “Window” and press “R”, input “cmd” in the edit box “Open” in the dialog box “Run”, press ”OK” button. You can also click “Start”—“Run” to open “Run” dialog box.

Next, you should input the command line into the prompt window. The following is a basic command line for converting SWF to JPG as follow,

swf2img.exe -in one.swf -out two.jpg

In the command line, “swf2img.exe” is the executable file of the application, “one.swf” is the name of the source file, and “two.jpg” is for specifying the name for converted images.

This application is used for MS-DOS interface only and it natively supports script calling. So you can run it on a server for batch processes. If you want to run it on a server please buy a server license to activate the trial version application. If you want to redistribute this application within a third-party software package, please use a developer license.

Features of SWF to JPG Converter Command Line:

Support Windows 2000 and later systems of both 32bit and 64bit.
Able to output various image formats, such as PNG, GIF, TIF, PCX, BMP, JPG, TGA, MNG, etc.
Allow to convert frames of more than one flash video to images via a batch script.
Support to control width and height of output image files.
Support to set the capture interval when converting flash to image.
Allow users to know how it works via great flash preview window.