
You’re looking to add some cool Flash effects to your Website — an intro page, a banner, maybe an animation. You need a program that strikes a balance between power and ease of use, that’s efficient and streamlined, and that allows you have fun with the creative process. In other words, you need Firestarter — the easiest way to create Flash effects for your Website.
Released: Jan 26, 2010
Runs On: Windows 7 (32-bit), Vista (32-bit), XP (32-bit)

A well-placed Flash animation can mean the difference between a blasé Webpage and a work of art. Firestarter gives you the tools you need to make your Website a unique experience for your visitors — like, for instance, 65 built-in, ready-to-use special effects, a collection of cool MP3 sounds and high-quality images, and much more.
Firestarter gives you all the resources you need to create an exquisite Flash animation, all packaged in an easy-to-use, WYSIWYG workspace. It gives you just what you need, with no complicated tools or features you'll never use. No more struggling with overly complex software; with Firestarter, you'll be up and running in no time.
When you're done creating a Flash animation, putting it online is as simple as clicking a button. No need to open up a separate program — just use the built-in FTP client. This efficient, reliable tool gets your animation online fast.
Easily Add Animations to Your Pages: Firestarter's WYSIWYG workspace means you'll never have to write a single line of code. Adding an animation to a Webpage is simple: Just paste the automatically generated HTML code into your page, and you're all done!
Your Complete Flash Toolbox: Here are just a few of the many things you can do with Firestarter: Add text, images, sounds, links, and shapes, and control their motion, opacity, and layer order. Loop audio clips, resize images, and apply fade effects to text. Whew!
Automatic Conversion: Import images from any format and convert .wav files to MP3s. Firestarter automatically converts everything to a spiffy Flash (.swf) file.
Built-In Preview: It's always important to double-check your work before you put it online for the world to see. Use the built-in preview function to check out how your animation looks in a real browser.