Fixed size banner ads

  • The Google Mobile Ads SDK supports fixed ad sizes as an alternative to adaptive banners.

  • There are standard fixed banner sizes available, listed with their descriptions, availability, and corresponding AdSize constants.

  • You can define custom banner sizes using the GADAdSizeFromCGSize function.

  • Google Ad Manager allows for serving any sized ad unit into an app, which should match the dimensions of the GAMBannerView .

  • It is possible to specify multiple ad sizes that can be eligible to serve into a GAMBannerView by setting the validAdSizes property and implementing the GADAdSizeDelegate method to detect size changes.

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Google Mobile Ads SDK supports fixed ad sizes for situations where adaptive banners ads don't meet your needs.

The following table lists the standard banner sizes.

Size in dp (WxH) Description Availability AdSize constant
320x50
Banner Phones and tablets GADAdSizeBanner
320x100
Large banner Phones and tablets GADAdSizeLargeBanner
300x250
IAB medium rectangle Phones and tablets GADAdSizeMediumRectangle
468x60
IAB full-size banner Tablets GADAdSizeFullBanner
728x90
IAB leaderboard Tablets GADAdSizeLeaderboard

To define a custom banner size, set your size using GADAdSizeFromCGSize :

Swift

  let 
  
 adSize 
  
 = 
  
 adSizeFor 
 ( 
 cgSize 
 : 
  
 CGSize 
 ( 
 width 
 : 
  
 250 
 , 
  
 height 
 : 
  
 250 
 )) 
 

Objective-C

  GADAdSize 
  
 size 
  
 = 
  
 GADAdSizeFromCGSize 
 ( 
 CGSizeMake 
 ( 
 250 
 , 
  
 250 
 )); 
 

Fixed size banner ads example

Swift Objective-C

Custom ad size

In addition to the standard ad units, Google Ad Manager lets you serve any sized ad unit into an app. The ad size (width, height) defined for an ad request should match the dimensions of the ad view ( GAMBannerView ) displayed on the app. To set a custom size, use GADAdSizeFromCGSize .

Swift

  // Define custom GADAdSize of 250x250 for GAMBannerView. 
 let 
  
 customAdSize 
  
 = 
  
 adSizeFor 
 ( 
 cgSize 
 : 
  
 CGSize 
 ( 
 width 
 : 
  
 250 
 , 
  
 height 
 : 
  
 250 
 )) 
 bannerView 
  
 = 
  
 GAMBannerView 
 ( 
 adSize 
 : 
  
 customAdSize 
 ) 
 

Objective-C

  // Define custom GADAdSize of 250x250 for GAMBannerView 
 GADAdSize 
  
 customAdSize 
  
 = 
  
 GADAdSizeFromCGSize 
 ( 
 CGSizeMake 
 ( 
 250 
 , 
  
 250 
 )); 
 self 
 . 
 bannerView 
  
 = 
  
 [[ 
 GAMBannerView 
  
 alloc 
 ] 
  
 initWithAdSize 
 : 
 customAdSize 
 ]; 
 

Multiple ad sizes

Ad Manager lets you specify multiple ad sizes which could be eligible to serve into a GAMBannerView . There are three steps needed in order to use this feature:

  1. In the Ad Manager UI, create a line item targeting the same ad unit that is associated with different size creatives.

  2. In your app, set the validAdSizes property on GAMBannerView :

    Swift

      // Define an optional array of GADAdSize to specify all valid sizes that are appropriate 
     // for this slot. Never create your own GADAdSize directly. Use one of the 
     // predefined standard ad sizes (such as GADAdSizeBanner), or create one using 
     // the GADAdSizeFromCGSize method. 
     // 
     // Note: Ensure that the allocated GAMBannerView is defined with an ad size. Also note 
     // that all desired sizes should be included in the validAdSizes array. 
     bannerView 
     . 
     validAdSizes 
      
     = 
      
     [ 
     NSValueFromGADAdSize 
     ( 
     AdSizeBanner 
     ), 
      
     NSValueFromGADAdSize 
     ( 
     AdSizeMediumRectangle 
     ), 
      
     NSValueFromGADAdSize 
     ( 
     adSizeFor 
     ( 
     cgSize 
     : 
      
     CGSize 
     ( 
     width 
     : 
      
     120 
     , 
      
     height 
     : 
      
     20 
     )))] 
     
    

    Objective-C

      // Define an optional array of GADAdSize to specify all valid sizes that are appropriate 
     // for this slot. Never create your own GADAdSize directly. Use one of the 
     // predefined standard ad sizes (such as GADAdSizeBanner), or create one using 
     // the GADAdSizeFromCGSize method. 
     // 
     // Note: Ensure that the allocated GAMBannerView is defined with an ad size. Also note 
     // that all desired sizes should be included in the validAdSizes array. 
     self 
     . 
     bannerView 
     . 
     validAdSizes 
      
     = 
      
     @[ 
      
     NSValueFromGADAdSize 
     ( 
     GADAdSizeBanner 
     ), 
      
     NSValueFromGADAdSize 
     ( 
     GADAdSizeMediumRectangle 
     ), 
      
     NSValueFromGADAdSize 
     ( 
     GADAdSizeFromCGSize 
     ( 
     CGSizeMake 
     ( 
     120 
     , 
      
     20 
     ))) 
     ] 
     ; 
     
    
  3. Implement the GADAdSizeDelegate method to detect an ad size change.

    Swift

      public 
      
     func 
      
     bannerView 
     ( 
     _ 
      
     bannerView 
     : 
      
     BannerView 
     , 
      
     willChangeAdSizeTo 
      
     size 
     : 
      
     AdSize 
     ) 
     
    

    Objective-C

      - 
     ( 
     void 
     ) 
     bannerView: 
     ( 
     GAMBannerView 
      
     * 
     ) 
     view 
      
     willChangeAdSizeTo: 
     ( 
     GADAdSize 
     ) 
     size 
     ; 
     
    

    Remember to set the delegate before making the request for an ad.

    Swift

      bannerView 
     . 
     adSizeDelegate 
      
     = 
      
     self 
     
    

    Objective-C

      self 
     . 
     bannerView 
     . 
     adSizeDelegate 
      
     = 
      
     self 
     ; 
     
    

Multiple ad sizes example

Swift Objective-C

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