Google Ads (responsive)

1200×628 Landscape Image

The 1200×628 format (Landscape Image) belongs to the Google Ads (responsive) group. Here you see where it runs, what matters in the design and how to generate it together with every other format from your website.

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Proportion 1200×628
1200×628

Where is the 1200×628 format used?

The landscape image is the primary asset for responsive display ads and Performance Max. Google scales and crops it automatically across hundreds of slots in the display network, Gmail, YouTube and Discover.

Example banner in 1200×628, generated automatically with myfeedr
Real example in 1200×628 – generated automatically from a website (preview may be scaled).

How much copy fits into 1200×628?

Subline useful
Product image useful
Target file size≤ 150 KB (JPG)

No baked-in text. Headlines and descriptions are supplied separately as text assets in Google Ads.

Related sizes

  • The required square asset for the same campaign: 1200×1200
  • The portrait asset for mobile placements: 960×1200
  • Nearly identical, so the artwork carries over to Facebook: 1200×630

Design tips for 1200×628

  • Little or no text in the image — Google overlays headline and description itself.
  • Keep the subject centred; edges get cropped depending on placement.
  • Landscape 1200×628 and square 1200×1200 are mandatory; portrait 960×1200 adds mobile reach.

More Google Ads (responsive) formats

FORMATSIZEUSE
Square Image1200×1200Google Ads
Portrait Image960×1200Google Ads
Landscape Logo1200×300Google Ads
Landscape (small)600×314Google Ads
Square (small)300×300Google Ads

Frequently asked questions

Why should the image carry no text?
Because Google renders your text assets separately and crops the image per placement. Baked-in text ends up at the edge, gets cut off, or duplicates the headline. Keep logos small and the artwork clean.
How aggressively does Google crop this asset?
Down to roughly 1:1 in either direction. Put the decisive element in the centre and leave about 10 percent clear on every edge so nothing important is lost.
Which file format and file size?
myfeedr delivers 1200×628 as PNG (lossless) and JPG. For trafficking, the JPG is what counts: around 150 KB is a realistic target for this size – small enough for any network without visible quality loss.
What does the format cost?
Formats are not sold individually — :size is part of the "Display" package from 199 €. Analysing your website is free.

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