What is a "project"

A project is your playable: files, assets, settings, and version history. Inside a project there are tabs (Images, Audio, Video, Strings, Dev Mode, Export, Preview, Versions).

Where beginners should start

Fastest path: create an empty project → open Dev Mode → paste/add basic HTML/JS → upload assets (Images/Audio/Video) → check Preview → Export for a network.

Create an empty project (from scratch)

On /editor click "Create empty project". The first time, the service may open Dev Mode automatically — convenient for starting from scratch.

Import ZIP/HTML

Drag and drop a ZIP or HTML into the upload zone. The service will analyze the code and suggest detecting the framework/engine. After import, the project opens in the editor.

Limits and common errors

Only ZIP/HTML are supported. Maximum file size depends on server/plan settings (currently up to 200 MB). If you see a project limit message — delete old projects or move unused ones to folders.

Search projects and folders

Use the "Search…" field in "Recent projects" or "Folders" to quickly find what you need.

Open a project

Click a project card/row to open it. The default tab is usually Images (or Dev Mode for the first empty project).

Rename

Click the pencil icon next to a project, enter a new name, and press Enter. The same works for folders.

Clone project

The "Clone" button creates a copy of the project (useful for variants for different networks).

Delete project

Deletion is irreversible: the project and files will be removed. Usually available only to the project owner.

Move to folders (drag & drop)

Drag a project onto a folder on the right. The service will show a notification and (when enabled) offer "Undo".

Folder sharing

You can grant folder access by email — then all projects inside the folder become shared for participants.

List and Gallery

Switch project display modes: list (faster for management) or gallery (better with previews).

Images

Upload, replace, and optimize images. If the project has variations/layers — use the variations panel.

Audio

Add audio files and watch autoplay policies (often muted or click-to-start is required).

Video

Add video assets and check size/codecs — some networks strictly limit weight and format.

Texts: content, fonts and styles

Edit playable texts and style them: font (Google Fonts catalog + system), size, weight, color and gradient, stroke, shadow, alignment. Used fonts are embedded in export without external requests. Handy for quick CTA, offer, and translation edits.

Preview: verify playable behavior

Before export, always run Preview: loading, clicks, CTA, orientation, sound, transitions. This saves hours on network rejections.

Versions: rollbacks and change control

Save versions before major edits and exports. If something goes wrong — roll back to a stable version.

Export: pre-publish checks

Before sending to a network use the Export tab — it checks size limits, network requirements (MRAID, CTA, store URL), and other errors on the actual built file.

When Dev Mode is needed

If you need to fix JS/HTML/CSS, add clickTag, repair events, optimize loading, or fix network integration — do it in Dev Mode.

Safety rule

Edit in small steps: version → edit → Preview → version again. This way you won't lose a working state.

Choose a network

Open the Export tab and select an ad network. Requirements differ: size, clickTag, orientation, external traffic, MRAID, etc.

Checks and errors

The service shows critical errors and warnings. Critical ones should always be fixed — otherwise the network will reject the playable.

Fixes and optimization

If optimization is available (minification, asset compression, AI check) — apply as needed. After changes, run checks again.

Download and test

Download the export and test locally/in the network sandbox: clicks, clickTag, transitions, sound, orientation, performance.