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Rapporti d'aspetto accettati per YouTube, Facebook e Instagram

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Questo è stato originariamente pubblicato sul sito web di Peach. Scopri di più sul rebranding da Peach a Cape.io.

Ora puoi inviare direttamente pubblicità su Facebook, Instagram e YouTube con Cape.io, in tutti i formati di proporzioni di cui hai bisogno.

Ha senso ottimizzare le tue pubblicità servendole in formati che riempiono il massimo spazio disponibile e non rischiano di essere tagliati - il che può variare per posizionamenti diversi su ogni piattaforma e per dispositivi diversi.  

Peach ora accetta proporzioni multiple, per soddisfare le richieste delle campagne social media più ambiziose (16:9 (orizzontale); 1:1 (quadrato); 9:16, 3:4, 4:5 (verticale)). Ma con centinaia di possibili iterazioni, assicurarsi di avere le giuste proporzioni e specifiche può essere complicato. Abbiamo messo insieme una guida rapida ai rapporti d'aspetto consigliati per YouTube, Facebook e Instagram, per garantire flussi di lavoro semplici e video efficaci sui social media.

Rapporti d'aspetto per Twitter 

Twitter consiglia video in:

  • 16:9

  • 1:1

  • 9:16

I seguenti rapporti d'aspetto sono anche accettabili:

  • 3:4

  • 4:5

Peach non apporterà alcuna modifica al creativo: non alteriamo i rapporti d'aspetto tagliando o allungando il video.

Rapporti d'aspetto per YouTube

  • 16:9

  • 9:16

Il contenuto video su YouTube è prevalentemente mostrato in un rapporto di 16:9. Questo è il rapporto standard per desktop e mobile, anche se la piattaforma ora accetta formati 9:16 (cioè verticali) specificamente per la visione su mobile.

Posizionamenti su YouTube

YouTube supporta sei tipi di posizionamenti di pubblicità video. I più comuni sono Trueview, pre-roll (o mid-roll o post-roll) e bumper. Anche se avrai bisogno che il contenuto sia 16:9 (o 9:16 per mobile) per tutti i posizionamenti su YouTube, potresti voler ottimizzare contenuto e lunghezza.

Pre-roll, mid-roll o post-roll: pubblicità che appaiono prima, durante o dopo il contenuto video selezionato. Possono essere skippabili (cioè Trueview) o non skippabili.

Trueview: pubblicità che gli spettatori scelgono di guardare. Possono apparire in-stream (cioè prima o durante il video che l'utente intende guardare) o essere scoperte come pubblicità a pagamento accanto ad altri video su YouTube, nei risultati di ricerca di YouTube, o su siti esterni attraverso il Google Display Network. Paghi solo quando gli spettatori cliccano sull'annuncio, o guardano più di 30 secondi dell'annuncio.

Bumpers: video pubblicitari non skippabili di 6 secondi che vengono riprodotti prima che inizi un video su YouTube. Non possono essere saltati, ma devono essere concisi!

Facebook e Instagram

A differenza di YouTube, Facebook e Instagram accettano molti rapporti d'aspetto diversi, per una vasta gamma di tipi di pubblicità attraverso diversi posizionamenti. Questi includono:

  • Newsfeed

  • Articoli istantanei

  • Video in-stream

  • Colonna destra

  • Marketplace

  • Storie

(Puoi trovare più informazioni sui posizionamenti nel centro assistenza di Facebook qui).

Gli stessi rapporti d'aspetto possono funzionare attraverso diversi posizionamenti, e tra mobile e desktop. Tuttavia, le pubblicità servite in rapporti d'aspetto diversi dall'opzione preferita per ciascun posizionamento non saranno ottimizzate.

In altre parole, pubblicità formattate nel giusto rapporto d'aspetto per ciascuna destinazione ottengono il massimo spazio disponibile sullo schermo, offrono la migliore esperienza di visualizzazione e, alla fine, vedono conversioni più efficaci.

Rapporti d'aspetto per Facebook e Instagram

Facebook Ad Manager accetta l'intera suite di proporzioni ora disponibili. Questa tabella utile mostra i rapporti d'aspetto utilizzati nelle diverse esperienze su Facebook, Instagram e la  Audience Network.

Facebook consiglia i seguenti rapporti d'aspetto, tutti supportati da Peach (le seguenti e ulteriori informazioni sulle raccomandazioni di Facebook possono essere trovate nel Facebook Ad Manager):

Su Facebook:

  • Campagne video sia su Facebook che su Instagram: 4:5

  • Annunci video su Facebook senza link: full portrait (9:16), con le parti più importanti del video visibili entro un ritaglio di rapporto d'aspetto 2:3 (questo sarà visibile all'interno del feed delle notizie su mobile).

  • News feed

    • Caroselli video: quadrato (1:1).

    • Annunci senza link: 16:9 fino a 1:1.

    • Video a 360 gradi: 1:2 (schermo pieno quando cliccato).

Su Instagram:

  • Annunci video su tutti i feed: Peach Controllo qualità video in 1:1 e 4:5, entrambi supportati su tutti i feed di Instagram.

  • Annunci video su Instagram Stories: full portrait (9:16)

Su Audience Network

  • Posizionamento in-stream:  1:1 e full landscape (16:9).

TL:DR - il modo più sicuro per garantire pubblicità ottimizzate su Facebook e Instagram è attenersi a un rapporto d'aspetto di 4:5. Questo non sarà perfettamente ottimizzato per ogni esperienza, ma sarà efficace nella maggior parte dei posizionamenti su entrambe le piattaforme.

Puoi leggere di più su come Peach semplifica la consegna delle pubblicità video ai canali dei social media qui.

Per ulteriori consigli sui rapporti d'aspetto, o per iniziare a fornire pubblicità impeccabili senza complicazioni ai tuoi canali social, contattaci.




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