enum CreativeSizeType (v202411)
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Descriptions of the types of sizes a creative can be. Not all creatives can
be described by a height-width pair, this provides additional context.
- Namespace
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https://www.google.com/apis/ads/publisher/v202411
| Enumeration |
Description |
PIXEL
|
Dimension based size, an actual height and width.
|
ASPECT_RATIO
|
Mobile size, that is expressed as a ratio of say 4 by 1, that could be
met by a 100 x 25 sized image.
|
INTERSTITIAL
|
Out-of-page size, that is not related to the slot it is served. But rather
is a function of the snippet, and the values set. This must be used with
1x1 size.
|
IGNORED
|
Size has no meaning
1. For Click Tracking entities, where size doesn't matter 2. For
entities that allow all requested sizes, where the size represents
all sizes.
|
NATIVE
|
Native size, which is a function of the how the client renders the creative.
This must be used with 1x1 size.
|
AUDIO
|
Audio size. Used with audio ads. This must be used with 1x1 size.
|
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Last updated 2025-08-06 UTC.
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