Flash Decompiler Trillix for Mac OS

Convert SWF files back into FLA or Flex source with high quality.

Flash Decompiler Trillix offers unique algorithms to extract all Flash objects from SWF file and store them in a FLA file or Flex project, which can be edited in native Flash or Flex environment (depending on their source type).

Every group of objects such as morphs, shapes, texts, fonts, motions, sounds, ActionScripts, etc. is placed in separate FLA library group, which makes using and viewing the resulting FLA file much easier. Dozens of sophisticated mathematic algorithms guarantee convenient file conversion and high quality of final data.

Flash Decompiler Trillix for Mac fully supports Flash 9 and ActionScripts 3.0.

Flash Decompiler can help you solve many problems:

  • Lost your original FLA file?
  • Don't have the source code of the SWF you need to modify?

Flash Decompiler Trillix is intended to help everyone, who works with Flash. It happens often that files get corrupted or for some other reason you can't find the original FLA or Flex project. That's where SWF to FLA Converter comes in handy.
Now you don't have to restore the original FLA from SWF by hand - it is fully performed by reliable Flash Decompiler Mac! It completely converts SWF files into FLA ones and SWF files created in Flex back to their source. Now you can do any modification to the file in the native environment: modify text or hyperlink, edit sounds, images and more and publish it back into SWF.

  • Want to learn how to make astounding and fabulous animated effects?
  • Desire to improve your Flash animation skills?

You are dying to impress your audience with amazing animation effects, but don't know how to build those in Flash? With SWF Decompiler Mac it is a piece of cake! Just convert the desired SWF file into FLA or Flex Builder source project and check the code of the effects you want to use.

  • Need to alter the protected SWF but forgot your password to it?

You want to alter the SWF file, but can't do it because of the protection set? With SWF to FLA Converter it is not a problem! While decompiling SWF file resources SWF to FLA Converter bypasses the protection mechanism. After you've converted the SWF into FLA you can set new protection in the Flash editor you are used to work with.

  • Need to extract some objects used in SWF file into different file formats for further editing?

Flash Decompiler Trillix for Mac allows you to extract any image, sound, video, shape, morph, font, text, button, sprite, frame or script into various file formats.

Any object can be extracted separately into Flash animation (SWF) and Flash source (FLA) file format, except for scripts which can be saved to AS or TXT. Lets review the list of objects and available exported file formats, except for mentioned above:

You can export the following objects:

- Images - into JPG, PNG or BMP file formats
- Sounds - WAV or MP3
- Video - AVI, MPEG1 and FLV
- Text - TXT, HTML, RTF

Flash Decompiler is proved to be:

  • The only Mac OS tool to convert SWF to FLA or to source Flex project completely
  • The only Mac OS tool that supports Flash versions up to CS3 and ActionScript 3.0.
  • Constantly upgraded multimedia tool
  • Handy software for Flash professionals to ease their work
  • Filled with more than 50 options to ensure high quality of conversion process

Flash Decompiler Trillix overview:

  • Full Flash 9 support
  • ActionScripts 3.0 support
  • AS3-based components support
  • Convert Flex files back into a Flex Builder project new!
  • Extract all objects used in SWF file into various file formats new!
  • New flexible and more convenient user friendly program interface new!
  • Processing of several SWF files simultaneously
  • Second to none mathematic algorithms ensure the highest quality of the conversion process
  • Choose from more than 50 options to extract sounds, images, videos, shapes, frames, morphs, fonts, texts, buttons, sprites and ActionScripts precisely
  • Group SWF objects (text/motion/sound/ActionScripts, etc.) into a separate library entry for better representation
  • All frames are correctly extracted due to sophisticated morphs conversion algorithms

Flash Decompiler is developed for:

  • Flash designers and Flash developers
  • Multimedia professionals
  • Beginners, who are starting to learn Flash
  • Anyone, who works with Flash on Mac OS
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Products Testimonials

"I've been searching the web for so long to find a tool that converts flash files into source fla format. But all the products that I coped to find turned out to be for Windows only. I didn't expect to find anything for Mac, but suddenly came across SWF to FLA Converter. Not only it was a genuinely Mac product, but I've had instant and very impressive results with it! In a couple of hours I've reconstructed my lost fla file from the swf movie, did all changes to it, and got a complete masterpiece at the end! Now altering my SWF files is a piece of cake with SWF to FLA Converter!"

Kevin Terrell

Product info
  • File size:
    15.28MB
  • Latest build:
    4.0.19.6272
  • Release date:
    27th May, 2009
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Demo limitations
  • You won't be able to convert Flex files until you register Flash Decompiler
  • All graphics are stored in grayscale format only
  • The resulting FLA file will have nag watermark layer
  • ActionScripts are not available in resulting FLA files
  • Extraction will only process two first objects from each SWF category
  • You won't be able to convert Flex files until you register Flash Decompiler
System Requirements
  • Processor: PowerPC G3
  • OS: Mac 10.4 and higher
  • RAM: 128
  • Disk Space: 10 MB of initial free disk space
  • Video: 640x480
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