How to Upload and Share SWF on Facebook

Facebook is the world's largest social network, with 901 million active users worldwide, and roughly 200 million in the United States, estimated 41.6% of the US population had a Facebook account. According to a recent survey, Facebook ranks just behind YouTube and Hulu in popularity based on the number of video streams and unique viewers per month.
 

More and more individuals and companies tend to share their videos on Facebook, like family reunion videos, photo slideshow videos, advertising videos, company introduction videos, etc. Due to the large amount of user groups and the convenience of spreading things on Facebook, sharing SWF on Facebook can help you make your videos reach the most relevant ones.

How to Upload and Share SWF on Facebook
Facebook supports almost all video file types, like 3G2, 3GP, ASF, AVI, DV, FLV, M2TS, M4V, MKV, MOD, MOV, MP4, MPEG, TOD, VOB, WMV, etc. But you will have the best luck with the MP4 format. You can’t upload SWF to Facebook directly, because it’s not a file format supported by Facebook. Here comes the question: how to share SWF on Facebook?

Convert SWF to one of the compatible video formats above by Facebook, and this problem can be solved. To do this, you can use Doremisoft SWF Converters. No matter you are a Windows user or a Mac user, you can get the right version to finish the conversion of SWF to Facebook. Doremisoft provides solutions to convert SWF to video on both Windows and Mac computer with SWF Converter and SWF Converter for Mac.

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Simply import the SWF you want to convert into this SWF Converter, and then choose the output profile as MP4 or other video formats accepted by Facebook, finally click start button to begin. With a cup of coffee’s time, your SWF file will be converted to a Facebook video without any frame loss.

Now, login to your Facebook account, click Photo/Video to upload the converted SWF to Facebook. After that, your followers will be informed of the update and be able to view the SWF on Facebook.