That is a real export. The same single HTML file the editor builds for an ad network, animations and all — only the store redirect is held back.
Try It Free – Device Frame
The app running inside a phone, with a build date on it. 'IT RUNS THIS SMOOTH' — the card for a product whose best argument is simply being seen working.
What this screen does
A phone frame holds a screenshot or clip of the real thing, so the viewer is looking at the product rather than at a description of it. 'NEW BUILD · 2.4 MB DOWNLOAD' and 'TODAY' date it — this is the version shipping now, not a promotional render from a year ago.
'IT RUNS THIS SMOOTH' makes a claim the image is simultaneously proving. That pairing is why the card works: an assertion beside its own evidence is far stronger than either alone, and a viewer who doubts the line only has to look slightly higher to check it.
'No sign-up, no tutorial — just open it' addresses the real reason people abandon a new app. Most installs die at the account wall, not the download, and saying there isn't one is worth more than another feature claim.
The proof line — '★ 4.8 · 120K installs this week' — closes with momentum rather than a total. A weekly figure implies the product is being adopted right now, which a lifetime count does not.
Best for
- Products that look good in motion — games with strong art, apps with distinctive interfaces
- Anything competing against a clunky incumbent, where the contrast is the pitch
- Technical and productivity tools, where 'it is fast' is the actual differentiator
- Launches and major updates, where the build being new is itself the news
- Audiences who have been burned by ads that looked nothing like the product
Making it yours
- Use a real capture from the current build. A mockup that flatters the product is the one thing that will get this card rejected by a reviewer — and it disappoints on install.
- Pick the three seconds of your app that look best in motion, not the home screen.
- Match the phone frame to your primary audience's device, or keep it generic if you span both platforms.
- Update the build date honestly — a stale 'TODAY' is worse than no date.
- Change the smoothness claim to whatever you can actually demonstrate: how fast it opens, how little it weighs, how few taps to value.
- Drop the no-sign-up line if your app does require an account. Getting this wrong costs a one-star review.
Next steps
Templates are a starting point, not a constraint. The documentation walks through changing one into your own ad and exporting it.