Hi, I'm using Animate to create a banner ad for an online publisher. A few questions:Which file do I send them after publishing my fla doc – the html file? Or the entire folder (fla, html, js and sprite sheets)? Do all online publishers accept html ads? I tried exporting to animated gif but the quality was terrible eventho it was 10MB, and the white text had turned black.Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!

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Which file format should be sent to an online publisher for an HTML5 animated banner ad?

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Hi, I'm using Animate to create a banner ad for an online publisher. A few questions:

Which file do I send them after publishing my fla doc – the html file? Or the entire folder (fla, html, js and sprite sheets)?
Do all online publishers accept html ads?
I tried exporting to animated gif but the quality was terrible eventho it was 10MB, and the white text had turned black.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!

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Correct answer Joseph Labrecque

These might be out of date but here are a few guides:
https://medium.com/@adguns/how-to-launch-adobe-animate-cc-html5-ads-with-actionscript-on-doubleclick-for-publishers-dfp-…

Create an HTML 5 expandable banner Ad for Google DoubleClick |

Joseph Labrecque

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Various distribution platforms have rather specific needs in terms of how files are prepared, file sizes, how many files can load, et cetera. You would need to know what publish platform your were targeting for distribution and work with their specs.