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Video Walkthrough

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Getting Started

Load your media by clicking the Load Media button
Select the files you want to use for your multi-placement ads
You can hold shift to select multiple files

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Auto Grouping ✨

The media files you select will be automatically grouped into the correct placements based on the file names.
The filenames must match exactly, only the placement identifier should be different. eg AdManage_Image_10_4x5.png and AdManage_Image_10_9x16.png will be grouped together.

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Supported Patterns

Here are the placement identifier patterns that we support for automatic grouping:
Square(Feed)Portrait(Feed)Vertical(Story)Landscape(Wide)
filename_1x1.pngfilename_4x5.pngfilename_9x16.pngfilename_16x9.png
filename_1_1.jpgfilename_4_5.jpgfilename_9_16.jpgfilename_16x9.jpg
filename_square.pngfilename_portrait.pngfilename_vertical.pngfilename_landscape.png
filename_11.pngfilename_45.pngfilename_916.pngfilename_169.png
filename_SQ.pngfilename_4:5.pngfilename_VT.pngfilename_16-9.png
filename_Feed.pngfilename_4-5.pngfilename_Story.pngfilename_16:9.png
The following pixel dimensions are also supported:
Square(Feed)Portrait(Feed)Vertical(Story)Landscape(Wide)
1080x1080.png1080x1350.png1080x1920.png1920x1080.png
1080x1080.jpg1080x1350.jpg628x1200.jpg1200x628.png
1350x1080.png
  • The format can appear at the start, middle, or end of the filename.
  • The separators -, _, ~, : are interchangeable in most patterns.
  • Case is not sensitive (e.g., SQ or sq, Story or STORY work the same).
  • For Instagram-style filenames, patterns like instagram~post~-~1.jpg and instagram~story~-~1.jpg are also supported.
  • For pixel dimensions, the aspect ratio determines the placement category: Square: ratio ~1:1 - Portrait: ratio between 0.7 and 0.9 - Vertical:ratio ≤ 0.7 - Landscape: ratio ≥ 1.1

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Manual Grouping

In some situations, the media files you select may not be named correctly for automatic grouping. In this case, you can manually group the ads by clicking the Set Multi-Placement button.

Click `Set Multi-Placement`

Click the images you want to group together

Confirm the placement grouping by clicking Group Selected Media button
Click Done to save the changes
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