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JPEXS Free Flash Decompiler

Publié par Jindra Petřík and contributors

Decompile and edit SWF files

Open sourceGPL-3.0-or-later

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Points clés

  • Decompiles SWF files into readable ActionScript code and extracts embedded media assets like images, audio, and fonts.
  • Provides an integrated bytecode editor and source-level viewing tools for both ActionScript 2 and ActionScript 3.
  • Allows users to modify existing elements and replace resources directly within compiled SWF packages.

À propos de cette application

JPEXS Free Flash Decompiler is a specialized utility designed for inspecting, editing, and converting Adobe Flash SWF format files. It allows developers and researchers to examine ActionScript code, export embedded graphics, audio, video, and fonts, and modify existing elements directly within the compiled files. The application provides a comprehensive bytecode editor alongside source-level decompilation views for ActionScript 2 and ActionScript 3, making it possible to trace logic and alter behaviors without the original FLA project files. Built primarily for Linux environments under the GPL-3.0-or-later license, this software serves as a technical instrument for legacy format migration and analysis.

The user interface presents a structured tree view of SWF tags, displaying resources such as sprites, shapes, texts, and buttons in an organized manner. Users can search through script contents, replace specific assets with external files, and save the modified output back into the SWF format. While Adobe Flash technology is largely deprecated in modern web standards, this decompiler remains relevant for archival maintenance, educational study of vintage interactive media, and the recovery of lost source assets from compiled packages.

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