Google Ads Wide Skyscraper (160x600) Resizer

Google accepts 160x600 pixels for the wide skyscraper uploaded Display ad. Resize a static image to this exact 4:15 canvas, then verify the JPG is 150 KB or less.

Sizes, to scale

  • Wide Skyscraper (160x600)

    160×600

    4:15

  • 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

+19 more sizes below

160x600 Google Ads wide skyscraper size

160x600 Google Ads wide skyscraper size: 160×600 px, 4:15 aspect ratio.

Google accepts JPG, PNG, and GIF uploaded display ads up to 150 KB. This resizer downloads JPG and does not guarantee a target file weight.

160

width (px)

600

height (px)

4:15

aspect ratio

Need other dimensions? Browse all Google Ads sizes or use the free image resizer for any platform.

Sources

We check platform-specific dimensions against source documentation when available.

How do I resize an image to 160x600 for Google Ads?

  1. 1

    Step 1: Upload a static image

    Choose a JPG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC source. Use artwork with enough detail for the target canvas.

  2. 2

    Step 2: Apply the 160x600 preset

    Choose Fit to keep the full image with padding or Fill to crop edge-to-edge. Review logos, text, and calls to action inside the 160×600 preview.

  3. 3

    Step 3: Download and verify

    Download the JPG, then confirm it is no larger than Google Ads’ 150 KB uploaded-display limit. Compress it separately if needed.

FAQ

Google Ads Wide Skyscraper (160x600) FAQ

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What is the 160x600 Google Ads image size?

160x600 means 160 pixels wide by 600 pixels tall, a 4:15 aspect ratio. Google lists it for wide skyscraper assets in uploaded Display ads.

Is 160x600 for uploaded or responsive Google Ads?

160x600 is an accepted fixed size for an uploaded image ad. Responsive display ads use source assets with separate aspect-ratio requirements.

Will this 160x600 resizer meet the Google Ads file-size limit?

The download has the correct pixel dimensions and uses JPG, an accepted format. File weight varies by image, so verify it is 150 KB or less and compress it if needed.