If you're trying to balance high-quality design exports with optimized file size—especially for web ads or display campaigns—here are some practical tips to help you get the best results in Bannersnack:
1. Use optimized images from the start
Large images increase export size and force aggressive compression, leading to blurry or pixelated designs. Always upload compressed or optimized images to keep your design sharp and lightweight.
2. Use SVG files for logos and vector graphics
SVGs are lightweight, resolution-independent, and scale cleanly—ideal for logos, icons, and elements with transparency. They reduce file size and preserve visual quality.
3. Adjust export quality using the slider
When exporting in HTML, use the quality slider to start at 100% and decrease only if the file exceeds size limits. This helps preserve detail while staying compliant with ad platform restrictions (like Google Ads).
4. Choose the right image format for your use case
JPG – Smaller file size, good for full-color designs
PNG – Great for high-quality visuals and transparent backgrounds
GIF – Best for basic animations
SVG – Ideal for scalable logos and icons
MP4 – Recommended for high-quality video banners
Always preview at actual size. Some formats like HTML5 and AMPHTML are responsive and will scale based on browser size.
Pro tip:
For the best results on Google Ads, Facebook, or local advertising networks, use optimized assets and choose your export format based on the platform’s specs.
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