Word to Swf Converter
Okdo Word to Swf Converter converts Word into SWF directly on your Windows PC. Process whole folders in one batch. Everything runs offline, so your files never leave your computer.

Key features
Advanced capabilities
- ✓Simultaneously convert massive different format files to swf video format file once to save your time.
- ✓Convert Doc/Docx/Docm file content to multiple frames swf.
- ✓Supports to convert each page of word to swf file.
- ✓Adjust the image quality as needed.
- ✓Adjust the page size of the created SWF video.
- ✓Set the image transition interval.
- ✓Set the animation playback speed.
- ✓Stretch/Shink image to fill swf screen.
- ✓Zoom images by a scaling factor.
- ✓Customize the output file name.
- ✓Save list: Save the converted files to a reusable list.
- ✓Load list: Load a saved list and convert its files directly.
- ✓Add an entire folder for batch conversion.
- ✓Optionally opens the output folder automatically when conversion completes.
- ✓Saves output files to the same folder as the source files.
- ✓Saves each converted file to a separate subfolder within the output folder.
Supported formats
➡️ Input
MS Office Document
Word (*.doc, *.docx, *.docm)
⬅️ Output
Flash video *.swf
Why convert with Okdo
What customers say
It handled our password-protected PDFs without any drama. Fast enough for daily, high-volume workloads.
As a Museum Technician, I needed something I could trust with sensitive documents. Word to Swf delivered. Batch mode processes whole folders in one click.
We bought the one-time license and never looked back — no subscription, free updates. Batch mode processes whole folders in one click.
Support replied within a day when I had a question about MS Office Document Word (*.doc → Flash video *.swf. Smooth experience overall.
Great value for a one-time purchase. Clean interface with practically no learning curve.
Compared three converters; Word to Swf was the only one that preserved our layout on MS Office Document Word (*.doc → Flash video *.swf. Fast enough for daily, high-volume workloads.