Preview display ads in all standard IAB sizes. Upload images or enter text to see how ads render across leaderboard, rectangle, and skyscraper formats.
Display Ad Size Previewer places an uploaded image or entered text into supported standard display-ad formats so you can compare wide, rectangular, and tall placements together. It is useful for judging composition, text density, and whether the main message survives a substantial change in aspect ratio. The common surprise is that one layout rarely works equally well everywhere: artwork that feels balanced in a medium rectangle can look sparse in a leaderboard or cramped in a skyscraper. The preview evaluates appearance, not campaign eligibility or publisher acceptance.
Upload an ad image when artwork already exists, or enter text for a quick message-level preview. The tool presents that material in multiple display-ad proportions, including leaderboard, rectangle, and skyscraper shapes. Comparing the same material across these frames exposes designs that depend too heavily on width, height, or a particular reading order.
Inspect whether the brand, offer, call to action, and any required disclosure remain understandable in every orientation you plan to use. Treat each frame as a visual size check rather than proof of successful conversion. If a proportion feels crowded, illegible, or excessively empty, create a format-specific composition and preview that version separately.
You can use one image to compare how its composition behaves across the available frames, but that does not mean one source file is suitable for final delivery everywhere. For production work, export separate creatives at the exact dimensions required by each placement, especially when the formats have substantially different aspect ratios.
No. The preview helps assess visual composition across display-ad shapes. It does not confirm acceptance by a publisher or advertising platform, and it does not verify payload size, file type, animation limits, landing-page behavior, tracking, or advertising policy. Check the destination platform's current creative specifications before submission.
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