Code view is the display mode that lets you view and edit your code in Google Web Designer's built-in code editor. In addition to HTML, you can work on CSS, JavaScript, and XML files.

The document In the center of the Web Designer interface, you see the current document. Two different document views are available: Design view shows the images, text, and other elements of your …

Google Web Designer is an advanced web application that lets you design and build HTML5 ads, images, videos, and other web content for your business using an integrated visual and code …

HTML5 ads are ads that use HTML5 files created in Google Web Designer to create attention-catching, interactive ads. You can design and build HTML5 advertisements and other web content in Google …

Navigate your document If you select an element in Design view and switch to Code view, your cursor is positioned at the relevant code for the selected element.

SVG in Google Web Designer SVG is an XML-based image format used for vector graphics. SVG images can be especially useful in responsive layouts because they can be resized without any loss …

Design view The visual display mode for your document, where you can see objects and move them by dragging them. To see your document code instead, use Code view. You can switch between Design …

Choose a font Google Web Designer lets you select a font from a list of common fonts or from Google Fonts. Using other fonts requires custom code.

Preview, publish, and share documents Google Web Designer provides different ways for you to view your work, depending on your purpose. Authoring documents When you're working on a project in …

Code formatting options take effect when you open a file, or after you make a change in Design view and switch to Code view. You can preview these settings in the code sample that's displayed above …