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Google Display Specs 🚀

Find the latest Google Display asset specifications. Explore Google Display campaign best practices and optimization tips!

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IMAGES

  • Landscape (1.91:1): 1200 x 628 pixels

  • Minimum image size: 600 x 314 pixels

  • Maximum file size: 5120 KB

LANDSCAPE IMAGE

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  • Square: 1200 x 1200 pixels

  • Minimum image size: 300 x 300 pixels

  • Maximum file size: 5120 KB

SQUARE IMAGE

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  • Portrait (9:16) 900 x 1600

  • Minimum size: 600 x 1067

  • Maximum file size: 5120 KB

PORTRAIT IMAGE

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LOGO

  • Landscape (4:1): 1200 x 300 pixels

  • Minimum logo size: 512 x 128 pixels

  • Maximum file size: 5120 KB

LANDSCAPE LOGO

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  • Square: 1200 x 1200 pixels

  • Minimum logo size: 128 x 128 pixels

  • Maximum file size: 5120 KB

SQUARE LOGO

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TEXT

  • x5 Headlines

  • Up to 30 characters

HEADLINES

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  • x1 Long Headline

  • Up to 90 characters

LONG HEADLINE

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  • x5 Description Lines

  • Up to 90 characters

DESCRIPTION LINES

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AD SIZES

  • 200 × 200    Small square

  • 240 × 400    Vertical rectangle

  • 250 × 250    Square

  • 250 × 360    Triple widescreen

  • 300 × 250    Inline rectangle

  • 336 × 280    Large rectangle

  • 580 × 400    Netboard

SQUARE AND RECTANGLE

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  • 468 × 60    Banner

  • 728 × 90    Leaderboard

  • 930 × 180    Top banner

  • 970 × 90    Large leaderboard

  • 970 × 250    Billboard

  • 980 × 120    Panorama

LEADERBOARD

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  • 120 × 600    Skyscraper

  • 160 × 600    Wide skyscraper

  • 300 × 600    Half-page

  • 300 × 1050    Portrait

SKYSCRAPER

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  • 300 × 50    Mobile banner

  • 320 × 50    Mobile banner

  • 320 × 100    Large mobile banner

MOBILE

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Frequently Asked Questions on
Google Display Ads Specifications

What are the most common sizes and formats for Image Ads?

Google provides specific size and format guidelines for image ads. Common sizes include leaderboard (728x90), square (250x250), and skyscraper (120x600), among others, and they typically accept formats like JPG, PNG, and GIF.

Can I use animated ads in Google Display Network?

Yes, animated ads like GIFs are allowed, but they must adhere to certain specifications, such as file size limits and animation duration.

How do Responsive Display Ads work?

Responsive Display Ads automatically adjust their size, appearance, and format to fit available ad spaces. You provide the assets (images, headlines, logos, videos), and Google automatically generates ads to fit various spaces on the Display Network.

Are video ads supported in Google Display Ads?

Yes, video ads are supported and can be a powerful way to engage users. They can run in standalone ad slots or within other streaming video content.

Google Display Campaigns Tips and Best Practices

  • Provide ALL the available images, logos, headlines, and description lines to achieve optimal performance

  • Leverage Remarketing Audiences and Contextual Targeting to achieve the best results

  • Create and target a list of relevant placements (websites) to get in front of 100% relevant audiences

  • Exclude mobile apps and low-quality topics from your campaign's targeting

⭐️  BEST PRACTICES:

💡  TIPS:

  • Add negative placements every week to prevent budget wastage

  • Replace your low-performing assets every month

Image Display Ads

Image Formats: GIF, JPG, PNG

HTML5 Formats: ZIP containing HTML and optionally CSS, JS, GIF, PNG, JPG, JPEG, SVG (responsive or standard)

AMPHTML formats: ZIP containing 1 HTML document and up to 39 media assets.

Max. size: 150KB for image files and 600KB for ZIP files

Supported File types:

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