Supported Platforms

Asset Requirements

Banner, WxH, px (standard dimensions)

• 300×300
• 300×250 (top and bottom – 300×300)

File types

• .jpg, .png, .gif, ZIP (HTML5), .mp4

File size

• .jpg, .png, .gif – max 60KB
• .mp4 – max 2.2MB
• Total size of a creative — max 3MB

Template Settings

The template settings are available in the UI.

Sides (front, left, right, back, top, bottom)

• Width — defined automatically when an image is loaded or entered manually for zip and mp4 formats
• Height — defined automatically when an image is loaded or entered manually for zip and mp4 formats
• Landing Page — target URL the user go to after a click on a particular cube side

File Type

• Image — for uploading image files and .zip archives
• Video — for uploading video files

HTML5 banners are uploaded as a .zip archive.
The archive structure: the body.html file (should be placed in the root folder), other files and folders with banner assets.

The click area covers a side with an HTML5 banner. Thus, elements on this side will be unavailable for interaction.
HTML5 banner can also use a Video player module. In this case player buttons must be hidden since the clicking them will call a click-through.

Autoplay (setting for Video)

• Paused — video can be started by the user
• Auto — video autoplays once a video side is in front whether or not the cube is in the viewport
• Viewport — video autoplays once a video side is in front and the cube is in the viewport

Upload Poster (setting for Video, optional)

A poster is an image that shows where a video should before the video is started (only on iOS devices). When a video autoplays or plays by viewport, a poster does not show. It is because of an iOS restriction by which video preload does not work and the user sees a black screen instead of a preview image in the player.

File types

• .jpg, .png, .gif

File size

• Poster’s width and height should correspond width and height of a respective cube side.

File Location

• Computer — video is uploaded from the user’s computer
• Web — video is uploaded from a third party server following the link to an .mp4 file

Auto-Rotate

• Yes — the cube rotate automatically
  • Interval — time in seconds between the sides change. The value should be more than 0. The value 0 means the sides will not change automatically.
• No — the cube is rotated only by the user

Resume Auto-Rotation

• Yes — resume cube’s auto-rotation after it is stopped. The cube is stopped when the user interacts with it as well as when a video on a visible side plays.
  • Resume Auto-rotation In, sec — time in seconds after which the cube keeps rotating. The value should be more than 0. The value 0 means the sides will not change automatically.

Opacity

The transparency level where 1 is not transparent at all, 0.5 is 50% see-through, and 0 is completely transparent.

Event Tracking

• View
• Confirmed view
• Click
• Play
• Pause
• Resume
• Sound on
• Sound off
• Progress (firstQuartile, midpoint, thirdQuartile, complete)