Google's enterprise programmatic buying platform. Accepts HTML5 packages whose click destination is assigned at trafficking time.
Also known as DV360, Display and Video 360, DBM, DoubleClick Bid Manager.
| Category | DSP |
|---|---|
| Regions | GLOBAL |
| Maximum ZIP size | No stated cap |
| Maximum files in the ZIP | 100 |
| Entry file | index.html |
| Ad size meta tag | Required — width={w},height={h} |
| External assets | External assets allowed |
| Maximum HTTP calls | 100 |
| Secure references | Every external reference must be served over HTTPS |
| Click method | clickTag variable |
| Click variable | clickTag |
| Click URL at export | Left empty — the platform sets it when the ad is trafficked |
| Multiple click destinations | One click area per banner |
| Maximum animation length | 30s |
| Animation must stop | Yes, once the limit is reached |
| Audio | Allowed |
| Video | Allowed |
| Backup image | Not required |
Official requirements Also from Display & Video 360: Guidelines for HTML5 display creatives, HTML5 creatives (upload and ZIP contents), About secure creatives (SSL).
This is the click declaration Foldwrap writes into an HTML5 export for Display & Video 360, with a placeholder destination. Copy it into your own creative if you are hand-building the banner.
var clickTag = "https://www.example.com/landing";Display & Video 360 sets the destination at trafficking time, so an empty value in the exported file is correct and expected.
These are the rules Foldwrap checks a package against before it is delivered to Display & Video 360. Each is derived from the requirements above, so a constraint Display & Video 360 does not state is not checked and is not listed.
Foldwrap runs these checks on every package it exports for Display & Video 360, and names the creative and the constraint when one fails.
Every figure above, with the document it came from and the date we read it.
HTML5 display ads must use click tags to direct users to a landing page from the ad.
support.google.com · retrieved 21 September 2026
When someone clicks the ad, the landing page must open in a new tab or new window.
support.google.com · retrieved 21 September 2026
In the Events section, review and edit the exits detected in the creative. For each exit (or click tag) you can edit the landing page URL
support.google.com · retrieved 21 September 2026 · likely
HTML5 .zip files can include up to 100 files and have no size limit
support.google.com · retrieved 18 September 2026
up to 100 files
support.google.com · retrieved 18 September 2026
Add a <meta> tag to indicate the intended size for your creative: <meta name="ad.size" content="width=[x],height=[y]">
support.google.com · retrieved 21 September 2026 · likely
An HTTP call is any external file or resource loaded by your ad (for example, an impression tracker from a third-party). A maximum of 100 HTTP calls are allowed per ad.
support.google.com · retrieved 21 September 2026 · likely
All URLs should start with https except landing page URLs.
support.google.com · retrieved 21 September 2026
A maximum of 100 HTTP calls are allowed per ad.
support.google.com · retrieved 21 September 2026
Ads can animate for no longer than 30 seconds.
support.google.com · retrieved 18 September 2026
Ads can animate for no longer than 30 seconds.
support.google.com · retrieved 21 September 2026
Ads that autoplay audio are prohibited.
support.google.com · retrieved 21 September 2026
Ads that autoplay audio are prohibited.
support.google.com · retrieved 21 September 2026
Ads can autoplay video, as long as the audio is muted.
support.google.com · retrieved 21 September 2026
Backup images are optional, and only serve when your creative assets aren't supported by the viewer's browser or platform.
support.google.com · retrieved 21 September 2026
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