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SWF Slide is a powerful slide show builder. It enables you to transfer a group of pictures into your own slide show in a breeze. You can also add narration, background music, text, transition animation effects and pan/zoom animation effects as you wish. The output slide shows are in the format of Adobe Flash or EXE. You can distribute them onto web sites, send them by e-mails, or burn them into CDs to share with others. If you have no web development experience, SWF Slide can help you breeze through the creation of a slide show in just several minutes. What you should do is simply to add pictures and select slide properties. If you are an experienced web designer, SWF Slide can also be a good choice to help you make slide shows for clients to save time and effort.
Features:
Ease of use. You can make a Flash slide show just by adding pictures and setting properties.
You can easily produce all kinds of complicated Flash slide shows without any experiences in Flash development.
It supports many common picture formats, including BMP, JPEG, GIF and PNG, etc.
You can add different narration for each slide.
You can select to add multiple lines of text for each slide, and can set different font, color, size, font style and shadow effect for each line of text.
You can set the pan/zoom animation effects for a slide by the Pan/Zoom panel.
A transition animation effect can be used to transit between two adjacent slides. This current version of SWF Slide provides dozens of common transition animation effects for you to choose from.
You can freely customize the size, background color, background music and frame rate for an output Flash slide show.
You can open a specific web page automatically by clicking the Flash slide show.
A preloader and a navigation panel can be added to an output Flash slide show automatically.
You can adjust the photo quality of the output Flash.
With its preview mechanism, you can preview the working slide show at any time to ensure satisfaction.
With the powerful publishing function, you can get the wrapping HTML page for the Flash, stand-alone Flash file or EXE file.
The current settings can be saved as a project file to be reused later. |
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