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Blog: HTML5 banners, display ads and client review

Practical articles for banner designers and production studios: HTML5 specs per platform, clickTag, sharing banners and video ads with clients, and tool comparisons.

  • October 27, 2026 · BannerPeek

    How to Share Google Web Designer Banners with Clients for Review

    Google Web Designer can make a shareable preview link, but only one ad per link, only for some ad environments, and with no comments or approvals. Here is what it does, where it stops, and how to send a whole GWD campaign to a client as one link.

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  • October 27, 2026 · BannerPeek

    Mobile Banner Ad Sizes 2026: 320×50, 320×100, 300×250 and 320×480 (Drawn at Actual Size)

    The mobile banner sizes that still get bought in 2026, drawn at their real pixel size: 320×50, 320×100, 300×50, 300×250 and the 320×480 interstitial. What each is for, how to design text that survives 50 pixels, retina exports, weight limits, and which set to build.

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  • October 27, 2026 · BannerPeek

    HTML5 Banner Ad Examples: 6 Live Animated Banners and Why They Work

    Six HTML5 banner ad examples running live on the page, not as screenshots: a three-frame story, an offer-first ad, kinetic type, a deadline ad, and one idea adapted from 300×250 to 728×90 and 320×50. With the patterns behind each one, the timing, and the code to copy.

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  • September 26, 2026 · BannerPeek

    Ad Creative Naming Conventions: Deliver Files the Way Agencies Ask

    What an ad creative naming convention is, what each part of the taxonomy means, the three mistakes that get files bounced, and how to generate the names from the files instead of typing them by hand.

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  • September 24, 2026 · BannerPeek

    Check Your Ad Against Reels, TikTok and Shorts Safe Zones Before You Publish

    A 60-second check that catches the mistake every 9:16 campaign makes: the headline under the top bar and the call to action under the app's own buttons. How to test a still or a video, and how to let the client see the same thing before they approve.

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  • September 23, 2026 · BannerPeek

    Banner Ad Sizes 2026: The Complete Guide (Drawn at Actual Size)

    Every standard banner ad size that still matters in 2026, drawn at its real pixel size: the five that carry most display campaigns, the full IAB and Google Display list, mobile sizes, file weight limits per platform, and which set to build for a new client.

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  • September 20, 2026 · BannerPeek

    How to Share a Video with a Client for Review (Comments on the Exact Second, No Downloads)

    A practical way to share video ads with clients for preview and feedback: one link, the video plays in the browser, the client clicks on the frame to comment, and the approval is recorded. What to export, what to write in the email, and what to avoid.

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  • September 20, 2026 · BannerPeek

    You Design Ads. You Shouldn't Also Be the Email Person. (A Free Way to Send Ads for Approval)

    For designers who make banner ads and lose hours sending them: how to send HTML5, image and video ads to clients for approval with one link, in about two minutes, using a free ad preview tool. No account for the client, no zips in the mail.

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  • September 20, 2026 · BannerPeek

    What to Look For in a Banner Approval Tool (and What You Can Safely Skip)

    Choosing a banner approval tool for HTML5, image and video ads: the six things that actually change your week, the features that look impressive on a pricing page and rarely get used, and how Adpiler and BannerPeek compare on each.

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  • September 15, 2026 · BannerPeek

    Video Ad Approvals Without the Slack and Drive Chaos

    Why video ads get lost between Drive links, Slack threads and Teams chats, and a simple way to share video cuts with clients so feedback lands on the exact second and the approval is on record.

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  • September 15, 2026 · BannerPeek

    HTML5 Banner Specs 2026: Google Ads, CM360/DV360, Adform, Amazon DSP, The Trade Desk

    The HTML5 banner requirements that actually matter in 2026, per platform: zip size, file count, clickTag method, ad.size meta tag, animation length, what is banned. One page to check before you export.

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  • September 15, 2026 · BannerPeek

    How to Share Banner Ads with Clients for Review (HTML5, Static, GIF, Video)

    The ways designers send banners to clients, from zip attachments to preview links, and why each one breaks. A practical guide to sharing HTML5, static, GIF and video ads so clients can actually see them, comment, and approve.

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  • September 15, 2026 · BannerPeek

    clickTag Explained: How Clicks Work in HTML5 Banners (Google Ads, CM360/DV360, Adform, DSPs)

    What the clickTag is, why you must never hard-code a landing page in a banner, and the exact click code for Google Ads, Campaign Manager 360, DV360 Studio (Enabler), Adform (clickTAG + manifest.json) and generic DSPs. With copy-paste snippets.

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  • September 15, 2026 · BannerPeek

    Are HTML5 Banners Still Worth It in 2026?

    Display ads were declared dead a decade ago. In 2026 HTML5 banners are still where most programmatic budgets go, and the reasons are targeting, dynamic creative and interactivity, not nostalgia. When to use HTML5, when a static image is enough.

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  • September 15, 2026 · BannerPeek

    Adpiler Pricing Explained (2026): What You Actually Pay For

    Adpiler's plans in 2026: $49, $99, $149 and $249 per month, what the campaign and storage limits mean in practice, the annual discount, the API add-on, and how to work out which plan a freelancer or a small agency really needs.

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