Nuovo: Controlla le zone sicure con Cape Advanced TV

Tutto quello che devi sapere sulle zone sicure (alias gabbie di sicurezza o aree sicure per i titoli) per Converged TV, pubblicità sui social e digitali

Questo post sul blog è stato originariamente pubblicato sul sito Peach. Scopri di più su il rebranding da Peach a Cape.io.

Abbiamo appena lanciato le zone sicure sulle anteprime in Cape Advanced TV. Cosa sono e perché sono importanti?

Cosa sono le zone sicure? 

Conosciute anche come gabbie di sicurezza o zone sicure per i titoli, le zone sicure si riferiscono all'area in una pubblicità che ospita i contenuti sullo schermo in un'area rettangolare abbastanza distante dal bordo, in modo che testo o immagini si mostrino ordinatamente: con un margine e senza distorsione. 

Perché le zone sicure sono importanti?

Spesso, i contenuti vengono rieditati per diverse piattaforme, quindi è importante che la comunicazione non venga nascosta dall'interfaccia utente o da altre grafiche sullo schermo. La nuova funzione di Peach Connect ti consente di testare questo aspetto su tutte le piattaforme, risparmiando tempo ed evitando errori di formattazione. 

Zone sicure per la TV

Le zone sicure per la TV (comprese le TV lineari e le TV connesse) si basano sulle diverse specifiche tecniche richieste in tutto il mondo. Originariamente richieste ai tempi delle TV CRT dove era sempre presente l'overscanning (l'immagine che fuoriusciva dai bordi dello schermo), queste sono rimaste anche nel mondo delle TV HD, 4K e 8K. 

Ci sono due tipi di aree sicure utilizzate a livello globale:

  • 'Zone sicure per i titoli' (garantisce che il testo sia visibile)

  • 'Zone sicure per le azioni' (l'azione è visibile sullo schermo) — meno comunemente usate

Ad esempio, nella maggior parte dei paesi dell'America Latina, le pubblicità 16:9 utilizzano un bordo del 3,5% (38 pixel in alto/basso, 67 pixel a sinistra/destra per l'HD) per le zone sicure per le azioni e un bordo del 5% (54 pixel in alto/basso, 96 pixel a sinistra/destra per l'HD) per le zone sicure per i titoli.


Scopri i dettagli nelle nostre pagine delle specifiche tecniche globali.


Zone sicure digitali 

Con le piattaforme di pubblicità che differiscono notevolmente in termini di layout e zone sicure, tenere traccia delle specifiche corrette per i contenuti sta diventando più sfidante e continuerà così. 

Ad esempio, le pubblicità su TikTok hanno considerazioni molto diverse rispetto a quelle gestite dal gestore pubblicità di Meta e persino alle specifiche della TV convergente. 

Attualmente supportiamo le seguenti zone sicure delle piattaforme pubblicitarie per le pubblicità 4:5, 1:1, 16:9 e 9:16:

  • YouTube

  • Instagram / Facebook

  • Instagram / Facebook Stories

  • Instagram / Reels

  • TikTok

  • Snapchat


Come testare le zone sicure in Peach

Creare una campagna e una pubblicità, quindi una volta che il tuo file è stato caricato, clicca sull'icona 'Safe Zone' per controllare le zone sicure nell'anteprima video. Questo ti darà la certezza che la pubblicità sarà in grado di comunicare pienamente con il tuo pubblico di riferimento, senza che nessun contenuto venga oscurato.

Le Zone Sicure sono l'ultima aggiunta alla nostra vasta gamma di funzionalità che rendono possibile la gestione del workflow pubblicitario in Peach Connect. Altri nuovi formati includono annunci display TV connessa, che include formati a L, fermi immagine e in pausa.

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