Create Flash-based Content and Presentations with FlyPaper
Flypaper is free software that allows you to create, edit and share Flash-quality content for the web. With Flypaper you can create impressive presentations, web content, interactive e-learning, online resumes or videos that can run on any website. It also supports YouTube, Facebook or other social networking sites.
Flypaper is an easy to use application and there is no need of any web development skills. There are more than 100 templates available which can be selected by drag and drop and then customized. The templates gallery keeps on increasing and you can download the latest ones right inside Flypaper.
FlyPaper can create great contents for;
- Interactive presentations that play on a local computer or directly on the Web
- Interactive brochures that sell on the Web
- Engaging online training courses
- Videos for YouTube or your Web site
- Cool content for your blog or social networking profile
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Flypaper currently supports media file types including BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, AVI, MP3, SWF, MPEG, MPEG-4, WMV, and Flash Video (FLV). Flypaper is a completely free and easy-to-use application. Not only the application, but also 100s of templates are free.
System Requirements
- Windows XP (Service Pack 2) or Windows Vista
- Adobe Flash Player version 9 or later
- Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 (download this before installing Flypaper)
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quite good and promising features, downloading…
Looks good and promising, though I don’t use much of presentations, this one looks good to use.
thats can really help making demonstrations, i am also downloading this thanks nirmal nice share
Nice Share Nirmal, Thumbs Up
Hold the press! flypaper isn’t “free” anymore…they took their user’s content, and then turned their back on them. The company pulled a bait and switch, just to get a library, that they’re now charging $195/year to access.
Pat Sullivan - shame on you!
Yeah, and it only takes a few years of paying for Flypaper vs paying for Flash and upgrading every two years before Flash is not only the cheaper solution, but higher quality.