To export, open your campaign and go to the Creative List view. Click Export as Tags for the creatives you want to publish.

You can select and export an unlimited number of creatives at once — there’s no need to batch or limit your selection. Once you start the export, it begins automatically and runs in the background, allowing you to continue working anywhere in the platform.

Pro tip: If you want to export all creatives you can skip the selection process, just click on "Export" and "Export tags". We'll select all the creatives for you.

Pro tip 2: If there are just a couple of creatives you don't want to export then you can select all creatives using the small checkbox above the campaign's name and just deselect those you do not need.

Pro tip 3: You can click on "Export for Platforms (XLS/CSV)" to choose whether to download one or multiple spreadsheets for each platform. This will help you reduce manual work when you're using many creatives on multiple platforms. You will have one file per platform. Note: Depending on your browser, you may have to allow our website to download multiple files. When this happens, a similar popup will appear, just click "Allow":
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While exports are running, a progress bar appears at the bottom of the screen to show ongoing progress. Clicking the bar opens the Detailed View, where you can monitor the status of each creative export — whether it’s In Progress, Completed, or Failed.

If an export fails, you can jump directly from the Detailed View into editing that creative to fix any issues and re-export it when ready.

Progress bar:

Detailed view:

Only one export process can run at a time, ensuring smooth performance. Each creative becomes editable again as soon as its own export is complete, so you don’t have to wait for the full process to finish before continuing your work.

When exporting for Google Ads, CSV and XLSX tag files are no longer included. All export data is now handled directly within Campaign Manager, simplifying the process and reducing unnecessary files.

In the export modal, you will see creatives grouped by platform.

You have three different options:

Note: ZIP is only available for creatives with Google Ads selected as the platform. All other platforms use a tag.

To understand how to use our tags, please read our overview or the in-depth article.

You'll also receive an email confirming the creatives are exported, and an attachment with the tags you've just created.

Whenever you need you can see the same exporting options as described before (step 3). Just select the creatives you are interested in, click the "Export" button and then View and Download tags" icon.

You can see the current state of your creative or campaign with the help of small status flags on the right side of each:

You can hover over it to see the explanation of the statuses, but let's go over a common flow. After your creative is exported, its status is changed from "Draft" to "Waiting for traffic". The statuses may then be:

The same status changes are followed at the campaign level with the caveat that it is a summary of all creatives. For Eg when there is at least one creative "Live", then the whole campaign status is "Live" and the campaign can be "Finished" only when all creatives under it are "Finished".

Please note that when you selected "Google Ads" as the platform then the status will remain "Exported for Google Ads" as we cannot detect any status changes in our platform.

When you have already exported a creative, but need to make a small change (eg reposition the overlay logo asset) then you should:

open that creative

click on the "Click to edit Live Creative" button

make your changes

click on the "Update Live" button

After that, the creative is re-exported, and when the changes were not big (eg you did not change the placement size, platform, global URL) then the ad is changed on the fly. With big changes, we'll notify you that you need to update the tag in the ad network or publisher website.