Flash player
Open a .swf file in this tab with Ruffle. No Flash plugin. Nothing is uploaded.
No SWF
Upload one manually. The file stays in this tab and is not sent to a server.
Ruffle (open source, GitHub) · A tap acts as a click. Games that need a keyboard are easier on a computer.
Controls
A tap acts as a click. Games that need a keyboard are easier on a computer.
How to use this tool
Open a .swf file in this tab with Ruffle. No plugin, nothing uploaded.
Choose a SWF
Press Choose SWF and pick a .swf file. The file stays in this tab.
Start it
It starts by itself. Click the picture once to turn on the sound.
Play
Most Flash files use the mouse; a tap on a phone is a click. Arrow keys work when the game expects a keyboard.
FAQ
Do I need Adobe Flash Player?
No. Ruffle, an open-source Flash emulator, runs the file in the page. There is nothing to install. This page is not from Adobe.
Is my SWF uploaded?
No. The file stays in this tab and is not sent to a server.
Why does my SWF stop on a loading screen?
This page runs a file that can start on its own. It blocks network access, so a game that loads more SWFs, XML or its old website stops there.
Does every Flash file work?
Most older ActionScript 1 and 2 files do. ActionScript 3 support in Ruffle is still incomplete, so some newer games fail to start or misbehave.
Why is there no sound?
Browsers block audio that plays by itself. Click the picture once and the sound starts.