How to extract SWF objects (morphs, shapes, motions, etc.) on Mac?

Flash Decompiler Trillix for Mac can convert Adobe Flash SWF files back into FLA format which can easily be edited in native Flash environment. Every group of objects such as morphs, shapes, texts, fonts, motions, sounds, ActionScripts, etc. could be placed in separate FLA library groups, which makes using and working with the resulting FLA file much easier.

Here's the step-by-step guide about how to xtract SWF objects (morphs, shapes, motions, etc.) with Flash Decompiler Trillix for Mac on Mac. This guide assumes that you have already installed Flash Decompiler Trillix and it is opened.

Step1. Select SWF file
Once you have launched Flash Decompiler Trillix you must specify the SWF file you would like to convert. You can do it either by clicking button next to "SWF file name" or by selecting "File" -> "Open" from Main Menu.


This will invoke "Open file" dialog where you can navigate to your file:


Step2. Define the destination folder where all the necessary objects will be extracted to


You may specify destination folder by clicking button that corresponds to "Destination" field. The destination folder, by default, would be created in the same place where the original SWF file is located and its name would be equal to SWF file, without the "swf" extension.

Step3. Customize which objects should be extracted and their desired file types
By default Flash Decompiler selects all objects to be extracted mostly into flash animation (SWF) file format. Please, note that you need to switch to Advanced mode if you are going to select objects and file types manually. You may consult Switching simple and advanced modes section to see how to switch modes.


Flash Decompiler Trillix allows you to extract images, sounds, video, shapes, morphs, fonts, texts, buttons, sprites, frames and scripts into various file formats. All the objects can be extracted separately into flash animation (SWF) and flash sources (FLA) file formats, except for scripts which can be saved to AS and TXT file formats. Let's review the list of possible objects and file formats, except mentioned above:

• Images can be extracted into JPG, PNG or BMP file formats
• Sounds - WAV or MP3
• Video - AVI, MPEG1 and FLV
• Texts - TXT, HTML, RTF

Step4. Press "Extract objects" button to start the extraction process


Note: demo version of Flash Decompiler Trillix extracts only two first objects from every SWF category. In other words, for example SWF file consists of 7 pictures, 5 sounds, 6 frames, etc, demo version of Flash Decompiler will extract only first 2 pictures, 2 sounds, 2 frames, etc.

Step5. You may observe extraction log entries in "Extraction log" window (in Advanced mode only) to determine if any problems occurred.


For your convenience these log messages can be saved in a log file that could be sent to our support team to help us resolve a problem if any occurs. To save extraction log you need to open "File", select "Save conversion/extraction log" right after the conversion is finished before you click "Done" button.