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Taboola Ads Specs

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Taboola Ads Specifications

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Taboola Ads Specs

Image Ads:

  • Resolution: 1067 x 600 px (min is 400 x 350 px)

  • File types: JPEG,  BMP, PNG, WBMP and GIF

  • File Size: Max 5MB

  • Aspect Ratio: 16:9 (preferred), 4:3 , 1:1


Video Ads:

  • Resolution: 1067 x 600 px (min is 400 x 350 px)

  • File types: MP4, MOV

  • File Size: Max 50MB (maximum 5 MB for .gif files.)

  • Aspect Ratio: 16:9 (preferred), 4:3 , 1:1

  • Bitrate: >=2500 kbp

  • Max Length: 6-30 seconds (preferred), 90 seconds max

  • Headline Character Length: 34-45 is best, 60 characters max

  • Branding Text: 30 characters max

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Taboola Ads Tips and Best Practices

  • Stay within the recommended headline limits​

  • Ask questions or tell a story in your headlines​

  • Test multiple image thumbnails​

  • Avoid overly-commercial language


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Frequently Asked Questions on Taboola Ads Specifications

Where do Taboola Ads show up?

Taboola Ads show within magazine or other content websites that partner with Taboola to display advertising. They usually show up within a blog feed, at the bottom or on the side of a blog feed.

Is it better to use Image or Video Thumbnails for Taboola Ads?

While Video can be a very engaging format, images will blend more naturally within a content feed, thus your ads will appear more trustworthy and less salesy.

Will different Ad Formats (Image, Video) affect my cost-per-click (CPC) in Taboola Ads?

Ad formats will NOT affect CPC - the quality of your creative will. The better the quality of your image, video and thumbnail title, the more efficient your Taboola Ads will be.

What are the best Native advertising ad formats?

The best native ad formats blend seamlessly into content, with top choices being In-Article/Sponsored Content (paid articles/videos matching publication style), and Native Search Ads/Promoted Listings.

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