Media & Other File Formats
Media formats supported for direct use in visualizations and supplementary files accepted for project documentation and content creation.
Media Formats
| Type | Format | Extensions | Max Size | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Images | JPEG | .jpg, .jpeg | 8K | Recommended for photos |
| Images | PNG | .png | 8K | Best for UI elements |
| Images | TIFF | .tif, .tiff | 8K | High-quality source material |
| Video | MP4 (H.264) | .mp4 | 4K | Main delivery format |
| Video | WebM | .webm | 4K | Web optimization |
| Documents | - | Vector support included | ||
| Audio | MP3 | .mp3 | - | Background music, UI sounds |
| Audio | WAV | .wav | - | Uncompressed audio |
⚠️ Office Documents in Visualizations
When including Office documents in final applications:
- Always convert PowerPoint to PDF
- Convert Word documents to PDF
- Export Excel sheets to PDF or images
- Remove unused fonts before conversion
- Flatten all layers and effects
The conversion to PDF ensures consistent display across all platforms and devices, eliminating font compatibility issues and rendering inconsistencies.
PDF Color Space Requirements
CMYK PDFs designed for print will be automatically converted to RGB during processing, which can result in unexpected color shifts and appearance changes. Additionally, our system merges all layers to optimize performance, which may affect the visibility of elements in print-ready files. For optimal display quality and color accuracy in our visualizations, export your PDFs directly to RGB color space from your design software.
This ensures colors appear exactly as intended across all digital devices and platforms.
Production Support Formats
These formats are accepted for content creation and information exchange:
- Microsoft Office (.docx, .xlsx, .pptx)
- AutoCAD drawings (.dwg, .dxf)
- Adobe Creative Suite files (.psd, .ai, .indd)
- Text files (.txt, .rtf)
- Spreadsheets (.csv, .xml)
- Archive formats (.zip, .rar)
File Organization
When submitting production materials:
- Group related files in folders
- Include source files and exports
- Maintain clear naming conventions
- Document any special requirements
- Keep original and edited versions separate