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Ezovo PowerPoint to SWF Converter (discontinued)

Converted PowerPoint presentations to Flash (SWF). Flash was discontinued at the end of 2020 and the developer's website is gone, so the output can no longer be played.

by Ezovo Software
PRICE$29.95 USD

The developer's website is no longer available.

Developer’s site on archive.org

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About Ezovo PowerPoint to SWF Converter (discontinued)

This program is discontinued. Ezovo PowerPoint to SWF Converter turned PowerPoint presentations into Flash (SWF) files so they could be played on computers without PowerPoint. Adobe stopped supporting Flash Player on 31 December 2020, and web browsers removed Flash support, so SWF files made with this tool can no longer be viewed in a normal browser. The developer's website (ezovosoft.com) is no longer online.

Do not download it from other websites. Copies offered today are unofficial, receive no updates and may be bundled with unwanted software.

What to use instead

  • Export your presentation to PDF or as an MP4 video; both play on almost any computer, phone or browser without PowerPoint.
  • Free office suites such as LibreOffice can also open PowerPoint files and export them to PDF.
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License and price

License type
Paid
Price
$29.95 USD

Good and keep in mind

Keep in mind

  • Discontinued: the developer's website is gone and there are no updates
  • Creates Flash (SWF) files, which modern browsers can no longer play
  • Adobe ended Flash Player support on 31 December 2020

Frequently asked questions

Can I still play SWF presentations made with this tool?
Not in a normal web browser. Adobe ended Flash Player support on 31 December 2020 and browsers removed Flash at the same time.
How can I share a presentation with someone who has no PowerPoint?
Export it as a PDF or an MP4 video. Both open on almost any device, even without PowerPoint installed.
Which free tools can turn a presentation into PDF?
LibreOffice opens PowerPoint files and exports them to PDF for free, and PDF24 Creator can also create PDFs from presentations.
How can I open an old SWF presentation?
The free emulator Ruffle can play many SWF files in a modern browser or as a desktop app.
Is it safe to download this program today?
No. The developer's website is gone, so any copy you find elsewhere is unofficial, gets no updates and may contain unwanted software.