: How to combine multiple SWF (with only 1 frame) files into one SWF? How to combine multiple SWF (with only 1 frame) files into one SWF? Preferably using a freeware in windows. Thanks!

@Murphy569

Sorry about the nerdy answer, but swftools can be an option.

Once you launch a command line interface you should be able to navigate to the swftools folder and run the swfcombine tool passing your main target swf filename followed by the paths to the .swf files you want to combine.

Tool reference is available here


swfcombine - multi-function tool for SWF insertion into wrapper SWFs, SWF concatenation, stacking, and basic parameter manipulation (e.g. size change )


Usage: ./swfcombine [-rXYomlcv] [-f] masterfile [-xysf] [(name1 #id1 )=]slavefile1 .. [-xysf] [(nameN #idN )=]slavefileN
OR: ./swfcombine [-rXYomv] --stack[1] [-xysf] [(name1 #id1 )=]slavefile1 .. [-xysf] [(nameN|#idN)=]slavefileN
OR: ./swfcombine [-rXYov] --cat [-xysf] [(name1|#id1)=]slavefile1 .. [-xysf] [(nameN|#idN)=]slavefileN
OR: ./swfcombine [-rXYomlcv] --dummy [-xys] [file]
-o , --output <outputfile> explicitly specify output file. (otherwise, output.swf will be used)

-t , --stack place each slave in a seperate frame (no master movie)
-T , --stack1 place each slave in the first frame (no master movie)
-m , --merge Don't store the slaves in Sprites/MovieClips
-a , --cat concatenate all slave files (no master movie)
-l , --overlay Don't remove any master objects, only overlay new objects
-c , --clip Clip the slave objects by the corresponding master objects
-v , --verbose Be verbose. Use more than one -v for greater effect
-F , --flashversion Set the flash version of the output file.
-d , --dummy Don't require slave objects (for changing movie attributes)
-f , --frame The following identifier is a frame or framelabel, not an id or objectname
-x , --movex <xpos> x Adjust position of slave by <xpos> pixels
-y , --movey <ypos> y Adjust position of slave by <ypos> pixels
-s , --scale <scale> Adjust size of slave by <scale> percent (e.g. 100% = original size)
-r , --rate <fps> Set movie framerate to <fps> (frames/sec)
-X , --width <width> Force movie bbox width to <width> (default: use master width (not with -t))
-Y , --height <height> Force movie bbox height to <height> (default: use master height (not with -t))
-N , --local-with-networking Make output file "local-with-networking"
-G , --hardware-gpu Set the "use hardware gpu" bit in the output file
-B , --accelerated-blit Set the "use accelerated blit" bit in the output file
-L , --local-with-filesystem Make output file "local-with-filesystem"
-z , --zlib <zlib> Enable Flash 6 (MX) Zlib Compression

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@Speyer780

Vectorian Giotto is a freeware SWF editor, the UI looks kinda like the Adobe Flash one so if you have used that one before you can get used to it

Another option is you can convert your swf's to gifs and open them in photoshop, combine the frames and export it to a gif

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