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FAQ:Invisible images in create.swf? use a different program to open create.swf or disable "anti-aliasing" in createX's options menu.

Edit:
Directly importing SVGs is now possible, this is an unstable feature, the simpler the svg structure the more likely it will work if you use Inkscape make sure you save as "plain svg".
Ungrouping your objects. sometimes saving as "optimized svg" can also help, but it can make things worse too though...

I recommend converting your svgs to .swf files instead for maximum compatibility, read on for more info.

What I'm talking about is the import->image function(also applies to asset pack menu as well).
I've put out a new update to create.swf extended, which disables imported asset rasterization(a process that converts graphics to a static bitmap).

Which means if you have the means to make flash files you can import them fully animated and fully scalable as you'd expect.

You can use this free online converter to convert svg to swf.(there might be other tools out there)
Svg files can be made in Inkscape .

With the above tools you will be able to make own importable vector graphics with free tools.

but I myself prefer doing things myself when I can(plus having offline options are nice), so here's how to do it yourself on a windows computer:

First you will need Inkscape , open your .svg file, then go to file->save as,and change the file type to .pdf, save it.
Now you need SwfTools , install it, and drag your pdf into pdf2swf.exe, now you're done!

You can use more advanced flash creation application such as adobe/macromedia flash professional, Vectorian Giotto, etc.
But be aware that create.swf is built on "actionscript 1" which is incompatible with actionscript 3(2 is ok).
Vectorian Giotto is a free alternative to adobe flash professional, it's unstable(but so is adobe flash pro), and lacks just enough features to be annoying to use. But if you're interested then you should google search for a download(official website is dead).