: Flash to Illustrator CC conversion... possible? I've spent years drawing vector art in Flash, and recently decided to move to Illustrator (because that's really what I should have been using all

@Ogunnowo857

Flash CC doesn't have the option to export SVG format, so here is the simple way to convert your file.

To import a Flash vector in Illustrator CC you need to export .swf from Flash and then go to this site riaxe.com/online-swf-to-svg-converter/ to convert the SWF to SVG format.

It works on several types of vector files, even if it has gradients and multi colors, it will give you the same layers and colors in Illustrator.

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@Heady304

Flash CC 2014 can export to SVG, and Illustrator CC 2014 can open an SVG. Works like a charm. All the layers come thru as separate objects.

Original answer

According to someone on the Adobe forums, Adobe claims FXG isn’t compatible with 64-bit. Seeing as Adobe did away with supporting 32-bit....

Adobe claims: “We will have vector export from Flash as one of the features for our next major update.” This same line has been repeated over and over again...for the last 9 months at least. Do a search for others running into the same difficulty.
Then, they recommend installing a third-party code to export as an SVG. Even if you feel brave enough to put on your programmer pants on to install the code, it only has been confirmed to work in some instances where the vector is simple.

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