How to Record Flash Games on Windows PC?

By using the built-in Game recording mode, WonderFox HD Video Converter Factory Pro enables you to record various gameplay highlights in high quality with a resolution up to 4K and a frame rate at 60fps.

Apart from recording Flash videos without lagging, it can also capture online Zoom meetings, Skype calls, tutorials for software, and more videos. You can record both audio and videos separately or simultaneously —just as you like to have it.

No tech knowledge is required. With just a few clicks, you can capture Flash games and edit recorded videos with the integrated editing tools. The editing features include trimming, cutting, cropping, watermarking, etc.

More important, there’s no watermark and no limit!

HD Video Converter Factory Pro offers you an option to choose a recording area flexibly, which can be helpful to record Flash videos as the Flash games only take up a small portion of the screen.

Download it and follow the steps below to record Flash games effortlessly!

Launch HD Video Converter Factory Pro. There are five modules on the dashboard – Converter, Downloader, Recorder, GIF Maker, and Toolbox. Hit Recorder button.

Hit the gameplay icons to enable the Game recording mode. Then click on the first Custom Mode to set the recording area for the Flash game.

Then press the OK button to confirm your settings.

Select a recording format from MP4, AVI, MOV, and MKV. You can also select an output video quality, and frame rate, and tick off GPU acceleration according to your needs.

Enabling both the Desktop and Microphone lets you record Flash games with game sound and your voice.

Create a new folder by hitting the triangle button at the bottom.

Then hit the big red REC button. After a 5-second countdown, it will start Flash games recording without lagging. Press Ctrl + F1 to end the recording.

Yes! Due to some security flaws and energy consumption reasons, Adobe Flash was officially killed in 2020. But there are still some Flash games available.

Though most popular web browsers no longer support Adobe Flash, some browsers like Opera, Dolphin, Y8 Browser, Kiwi, and FlashFox still support Flash.

You can also use some thirty-party applications such as Flashpoint. Or, you can try some emulated Flash web games.

That’s all for how to record Flash videos. Thanks to the intuitive interface, even beginners can capture Flash games without hassles.