Disclaimer

Unity, AppLovin, IronSource, Meta, Google, Vungle, Chartboost, Mintegral and every other network named on this site are independent companies. Their names and logos are their trademarks. We use them to say which specifications our exports are built against — nothing more.

None of them sponsors, endorses, certifies or is otherwise connected with Play Ads Maker.

Each export is built to the network’s published requirements as we understand them at the time. Those requirements get revised, and sometimes without much announcement. We keep up as best we can, but we cannot guarantee an export will match a spec that changed this morning.

Test your creative in the network’s own preview tool before you run a campaign on it. That is the only check that counts.

Networks review creatives on their own criteria, which cover content as much as format — and those criteria are applied by their reviewers, not by us. A technically valid file can still be rejected for what is in it. Approval is between you and the network.

Anything on this site about playables outperforming other formats describes the industry generally, not a result we are promising you. How your ad performs depends on your game, your creative, your targeting and your bid. We do not guarantee installs, click-through rate, conversion, or any commercial outcome.

We host what you upload and package what you build; we do not review it for accuracy, legality or whether you hold the rights to it. What an ad claims is your claim. The Acceptable Use Policy sets out what we will not host.

Where we link to a network’s documentation or another outside site, that is for convenience. We do not control those pages and are not responsible for what they say or do.

Guides and articles here are shared from experience building this tool. They are not legal, financial or professional advice, and they are not a substitute for reading the rules of the platform you are shipping to.

Play Ads Maker is provided without warranties of any kind, to the extent the law allows. The limits on what we owe you are set out in the Terms of Service.