The **Images (Statics Export & Fallbacks)** section allows you to generate and download static image exports of the creative, including fallback images for older browser versions like Internet Explorer 9 or below. This ensures compatibility across a variety of platforms. Below is an explanation of the available options and actions:
1. **Fallback generation mode**:\
Allows users to choose between two modes for generating fallback images:
* **Auto**: Automatically generates fallback images based on the creative's settings. This is the recommended default mode.
* **Manual**: Provides users with more control, allowing them to manually adjust and update the fallback images.
2. **Regenerate fallbacks button**:\
Clicking this button regenerates the fallback images. **Note**: Regenerating the fallbacks will overwrite any manually updated fallbacks, and the creative will need to be republished after the fallbacks are regenerated. A warning message will appear to remind users of this action.
3. **Image package generation**:\
This section allows users to set up and download image packages, which include a set of selected sizes for the static exports. It provides flexibility in choosing specific sizes for export based on the creative's needs.
4. **Export Package Name**:\
Shows the name of the export package, typically representing the images that will be downloaded. For example, "Images (Set of Selected Sizes)" indicates that multiple sizes of images will be included in the package.
5. **Data Variant**:\
Placeholder for any data variants used in the creative. If none are used, this field remains empty.
6. **Type**:\
Indicates the type of export, typically relating to static image formats.
7. **Actions**:\
Provides action buttons to manage image downloads:
* **Download Export**: Downloads all the images in the export package at once.
* **Copy Export**: Will copy the export.
* **Delete Export**: This will delete the export
8. **Timestamp**:\
Displays the time and date when the export package was generated. This helps track the latest version of the exported images and manage updates.
#### **New Download** Modal - **Images (Statics Export & Fallbacks)**
New Download Modal in Images section
This modal provides flexible options for exporting the creative in various sizes and formats. Here’s how to use the modal:
1. **Name**:\
Enter a name for the image export package. This name helps identify the package and organize different export configurations. Example: "My Campaign Ad Creative Package."
2. **Format**:\
Select the ad format from the drop-down menu. In this case, "Fully-Fluid™" is selected, which is the default format for responsive designs.
* There’s also a checkbox to **Confirm Fully-Fluid™ completed to enable Export in any size**. This ensures that the creative has been fully completed and is ready for export in the desired sizes.
3. **Type**:\
Choose the type of image file for export (supported types are PNG, JPG, TIFF, PDF). You can set the DPI and color mode for PDF and TIFF exports.
4. **Creative Variant**:\
If the creative has multiple variants, this drop-down allows users to select the specific variant they want to export. If there are no variants, this field remains empty. Learn more about Variants [here](/creating-ads/variants.md).
5. **Data Feed Variants:**
Users can choose to **Include in export** if the creative uses data feed variants. This option is used when you upload a CSV file to generate different variants of the creative, changing for example texts, colors or images per exported image. Each included Data Variant will generate an image per size using the data in the selected CSV row(s). Learn more [here](/creating-ads/variants/creating-ads-with-dynamic-content-using-a-csv-file.md).
6. **Create & Add - Choose Sizes**:\
This section allows users to select the sizes they want to include in the export package.
* Users can type a size (e.g., 2550, extra large, desktop) into the search bar, or choose from the list of predefined creative sizes (e.g., 1920x1080, 1200x1200).
* After selecting the sizes, click the **Add** button to include them in the export package.
7. **Added to Package**:\
Once sizes are added to the package, they will appear in this section for review. This ensures users can see exactly which sizes are included before proceeding with the export.
8. **Save/Close**:\
After finalizing the export configuration:
* Click **Save** to create the export package. This action will generate the image files based on the selected sizes and formats.
* Click **Close** to exit the modal without saving changes.
Contents of an exported Image Package
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