Google Display Ad Image Resizer

Resize static creative for 20 uploaded Google Display ad sizes and four responsive image or logo canvases. Every preset runs in your browser and downloads a JPG.

Sizes, to scale

  • Responsive Square Logo (1200x1200)

    1200×1200

    1:1

  • Vertical Rectangle (240x400)

    240×400

    3:5

  • Triple Widescreen (250x360)

    250×360

    1:1.44

  • Large Rectangle (336x280)

    336×280

    6:5

  • Netboard (580x400)

    580×400

    1.45:1

+19 more sizes below

About Google Ads Image Sizes

Google separates fixed uploaded image ads from responsive display assets. Fixed ads use exact canvases and a 150 KB cap; responsive images and logos use recommended ratios and can be adapted across placements.

This hub keeps both workflows labelled. Resizing changes the canvas dimensions, but it does not build an HTML5 ad, preserve GIF animation, or guarantee a particular file weight.

How to resize images for Google Ads?

  1. 1

    Step 1: Upload your image

    Select the image you want to resize for Google Ads. Our tool supports JPG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC formats.

  2. 2

    Step 2: Choose the ad asset size

    Choose an exact uploaded-display size or a recommended responsive image or logo canvas. Use Fit or Fill and inspect the crop.

  3. 3

    Step 3: Download and share

    Download the JPG, then check its file weight and inspect the creative in the Google Ads preview before publishing.

FAQ

Google Ads image resizer FAQ

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What are the image sizes for Google Ads?

Google lists 20 exact sizes for uploaded Display ads. Responsive display ads use separate landscape, square, and logo source assets. This hub labels both sets and links each size to its cited specification.

Is the Google Ads image resizer free?

You can open the Google Ads resizer and upload an image on the web. The editor will show any sign-in or usage limit that applies before processing.

Will resizing reduce my image quality?

Resizing can reduce detail, especially when a small source image is enlarged. Start with the highest-resolution image available and review the result before using it for Google Ads.

Can I resize multiple images at once?

This resizer processes one image at a time. Choose the Google Ads format you need, review the result, and download it before starting another image.