However, if you have the original source code – the ActionScript 3. There are several other tools out there, your best bet may be to simple rebuild the code, but you can still use the assets. If you want to convert a Flash game to HTML5, you pretty much have to learn JavaScript if you don’t already know it, and rebuild it from scratch).ĭepending on the simplicity of your game, you may get some help from Adobe’s Flash Animate, but I’ve never tried it, and due to the complexity of the games I make, it’s likely to not work. There is no conversion tool that can just convert all that into a HTML + JavaScript files with all the assets extracted from FLA files, and present you with an HTML index file that you can simply run and be on your merry away. And your build process (what you use to generate your final SWF file) uses either Flash CSx/Animate or say, FlashDevelop (good tool, by the way – I highly recommend it if you’re using Adobe AIR to build mobile games). In other words, say you have a Flash project that consists of a few Flash FLA files with library assets in them, and maybe some exported to external classes, as well as additional external asses loaded at run-time, as well as external AS3 files. There really aren’t any true “conversion” tools out there. A repeat client has requested that I convert a cards game I previously made for them from Flash to HTML5.Īs you may be aware, Adobe is discontinuing their Flash player browser plugin by the end of 2020. I’m working on an interesting project now.
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