Create a proof for interactive content in a ZIP file

You can generate a proof for non-website interactive content stored in a ZIP file. Examples of this type of web content include ads with streaming video or audio, HTML animations, Interactive banners.

Access requirements

You must have the following access to perform the steps in this article:

Adobe Workfront plan*

Current plan: Pro or Higher

or

Legacy plan: Premium

For more information about proofing access with the different plans, see Access to proofing functionality in Workfront.

Adobe Workfront license*

Current plan: Work or Plan

Legacy plan: Any (You must have proofing enabled for the user)

Proof Permission Profile
Manager or higher
Access level configurations*

Edit access to Documents

Note: If you still don't have access, ask your Workfront administrator if they set additional restrictions in your access level. For information on how a Workfront administrator can modify your access level, see Create or modify custom access levels.

*To find out what plan, role, or Proof Permission Profile you have, contact your Workfront or Workfront Proof administrator.

Create a proof for interactive content in a ZIP file

Once you add interactive content in a ZIP file to a proof, Adobe Workfront creates a proof of the zipped documents. Depending on the file size, the upload loading time can vary. Larger files take longer to create. You can navigate away from the page and Workfront continues to create your file. The maximum file upload size is 4GB.

  1. Prepare your content by creating a ZIP bundled file.

    The ZIP file must meet the following requirements:

    • All assets, such as CSS, JavaScript, videos, sounds, and images should be included in the bundle file.

    • Make sure the main file (such as index.html, index.htm) is in the root folder and that it is the only .html/.htm file stored there.

      If the main file is not placed in the root folder, Workfront searches the folder to find the main file.

    • Maximum bundle size is 500 MB.

    • In the case of ZIP files created in iOS, the tool automatically identifies the right folder where the content is placed.

  2. Go to the project, task, or issue where you want to upload the ZIP file.

  3. Click Documents  in the left panel .

  4. Click Add New, then click Proof in the menu that appears.

  5. In the Add Files section, drag and drop or browse for the ZIP file you need.

  6. Click Create proof to create a simple proof with no review process.
    or
    Continue by configuring an advanced proof:

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