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#Use the Modify button for viewing its resources. Locate the image that you want. |
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There are several ways to extract raster graphic files that is embedded in a SWF file. Some of them are listed here.
Using Flash Decompiler Trillix[]
Instructions for using Trillix:
- Open a SWF file.
- Go to the Images file list on the right.
- Find the iamge that you want.
- Export it. It would be extracted as its original file type.
Using SwfModify and Kurst SWF Renderer[]
- Instructions for using SwfModify and Kurst SWF Renderer:
- Open the file in SwfModify.
- Use the Modify button for viewing its resources. Locate the image that you want.
- Export it.
- Open Kurst, and choose the image's SWF file.
- Set the Content scale to 1, and start converting.