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Relações de aspecto aceitas para YouTube, Facebook e Instagram

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Isso foi originalmente postado no site Peach. Saiba mais sobre a reformulação de Peach para Cape.io.

Agora você pode enviar anúncios diretamente para Facebook, Instagram e YouTube com Cape.io, em todos os formatos de proporção que você precisa.

Faz sentido otimizar seus anúncios enviando-os em formatos que preencham o espaço máximo disponível e que não arrisquem seu conteúdo sendo cortado - o que pode ser diferente para diferentes posicionamentos em cada plataforma e para diferentes dispositivos. 

A Peach agora aceita múltiplos formatos de proporção, para atender às exigências das campanhas ambiciosas de redes sociais (16:9 (paisagem); 1:1 (quadrado); 9:16, 3:4, 4:5 (retrato)). Mas com centenas de possíveis iterações, certificar-se de que você tem os formatos de proporções e especificações certos pode ser complicado. Nós montamos um guia rápido das proporções de vídeo recomendadas para YouTube, Facebook e Instagram, para garantir fluxos de trabalho simples e vídeos eficazes em redes sociais.

Proporções para Twitter 

O Twitter recomenda vídeos em:

  • 16:9

  • 1:1

  • 9:16

As seguintes proporções também são aceitáveis:

  • 3:4

  • 4:5

Peach não fará nenhuma alteração no criativo: não alteramos as proporções cortando ou esticando o vídeo.

Proporções para YouTube

  • 16:9

  • 9:16

O conteúdo de vídeo no YouTube é predominantemente exibido em uma proporção de 16:9. Este é o formato padrão para desktop e mobile, embora a plataforma agora esteja aceitando formatos 9:16 (ou seja, retrato) especificamente para visualização em dispositivos móveis.

Posicionamentos do YouTube

O YouTube suporta seis tipos de posicionamentos de anúncios de vídeo. Os mais comuns são Trueview, pré-rolo (ou meio ou pós-rolo) e bumpers. Embora você precise que o conteúdo seja 16:9 (ou 9:16 para dispositivos móveis) para todos os posicionamentos do YouTube, você pode querer otimizar o conteúdo e a duração.

Pré-rolo, meio-rolo ou pós-rolo: anúncios que rodam antes, durante ou após o conteúdo de vídeo selecionado. Estes podem ser ignoráveis (ou seja, Trueview) ou não ignoráveis.

Trueview: anúncios que os espectadores escolhem assistir. Estes podem sentar em stream (ou seja, antes ou durante o vídeo que o espectador deseja assistir começa) ou são descobertos como anúncios pagos ao lado de outros vídeos no YouTube, nos resultados de busca do YouTube ou em sites externos através da Rede de Display do Google. Você só paga quando os espectadores clicam no anúncio ou assistem mais de 30 segundos do anúncio.

Bumpers: anúncios de vídeo de 6 segundos que não podem ser ignorados e que rodam antes do início de um vídeo do YouTube. Estes são não ignoráveis, mas devem ser concisos!

Facebook e Instagram

Diferentemente do YouTube, o Facebook e o Instagram aceitam muitos formatos de proporção diferentes, para uma gama completa de tipos de anúncios em diferentes posicionamentos. Estes incluem:

  • Feeds de notícias

  • Artigos Instantâneos

  • Vídeos em stream

  • Coluna à direita

  • Marketplace

  • Stories

(Você pode encontrar mais sobre posicionamentos no centro de ajuda do Facebook aqui).

Os mesmos formatos de proporção podem funcionar em diferentes posicionamentos e entre dispositivos móveis e desktop. No entanto, anúncios servidos em formatos diferentes da opção preferida para cada posicionamento não serão otimizados.

Em outras palavras, os anúncios formatados no formato de proporção correto para cada destino obtêm o maior espaço de anúncio na tela, oferecem a melhor experiência de visualização e, em última análise, veem mais conversões eficazes.

Proporções para Facebook e Instagram

O Gerenciador de Anúncios do Facebook agora aceita todos os formatos de proporção disponíveis. Esta tabela útil mostra os formatos de proporção usados nas diferentes experiências ao longo do Facebook, Instagram e da Rede de Audiência.

O Facebook aconselha os seguintes formatos de proporção, todos os quais Peach apoia (mais informações sobre as recomendações do Facebook podem ser encontradas no Gerenciador de Anúncios do Facebook):

No Facebook:

  • Campanhas de vídeo tanto no Facebook quanto no Instagram: 4:5

  • Anúncios de vídeo no Facebook sem links: retrato completo (9:16), com as partes mais importantes do vídeo visíveis dentro de um corte de proporção 2:3 (isso será visto dentro do feed de notícias em mobile).

  • Feeds de notícias

    • Carrosséis de vídeo: quadrado (1:1).

    • Anúncios sem links: de 16:9 até 1:1.

    • Vídeo 360: 1:2 (tela cheia quando clicado).

No Instagram:

  • Anúncios de vídeo em todos os feeds: Peach realiza Controle de qualidade dos vídeos em 1:1 e 4:5, ambos suportados em todos os feeds do Instagram.

  • Anúncios de vídeo nas Stories do Instagram: retrato completo (9:16)

Na Rede de Audiência

  • Posicionamento em stream: 1:1 e paisagem completa (16:9).

Resumindo - a maneira mais segura de garantir anúncios otimizados no Facebook e Instagram é manter um formato de proporção de 4:5. Isso não será perfeitamente otimizado para cada experiência, mas será eficaz na maioria dos posicionamentos em ambas as plataformas.

Você pode ler mais sobre como a Peach elimina o trabalho desnecessário de entregar anúncios de vídeo para canais de redes sociais aqui.

Para mais conselhos sobre formatos de proporção, ou para começar a entregar anúncios impecáveis sem complicações para seus canais sociais, entre em contato.




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