What size are Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight ads?

Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight ads are 400×400 pixels with an aspect ratio of 1:1.

What aspect ratio does Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight use?

Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight supports 1:1 aspect ratio.

What is the maximum file size for Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight?

Files for Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight can be up to 1 MB.

Which file formats does Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight accept?

Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight accepts JPG and PNG files.

What are the copy limits for Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight?

Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight copy is limited to 50-character headlines.

Where does Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight appear on Amazon Ads?

Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight ads appear in the Search Results (Top of Search) placement on Amazon Ads.

Where can I find the official Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight documentation?

The official source for Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight requirements is https://advertising.amazon.com/resources/ad-specs/sponsored-brands, linked from this page.

Are these Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight specs kept up to date?

Yes — every spec entry references Amazon Ads's official documentation source so dimensions, file size limits, and codec requirements stay in sync as the platform changes.

Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight ad specs

Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight ads are square 1:1 still images, measured at 400×400 px, up to 1 MB per file, delivered as JPG or PNG. They run in the Search Results (Top of Search) placement on Amazon Ads. Use these requirements to brief designers, validate uploads, and avoid creative rejections in Amazon Ads's ad manager.

Dimensions: 400×400 px
Aspect ratio: 1:1
Max file size: 1 MB

Visual specifications

Dimensions	400 × 400 px
Aspect ratios	1:1
Orientation	square
Max file size	1 MB
File types	JPG, PNG

Copy limits

Headline	50 chars

Notes & source

Store Spotlight sub-format showcases up to three Store sub-pages, each with its own image and sub-page title. Brand logo: 400×400 px minimum (1:1 square) PNG/JPG, ≤1 MB. Per-page image: 400×400 px minimum (1:1 square) JPG/PNG, unique per sub-page, no added text or graphics. Headline: ≤50 characters. Each sub-page label: ≤10 characters. Requires an Amazon Store with at least 3 sub-pages. Clicking a sub-page image or label takes the shopper directly to that Store page.

Official source: https://advertising.amazon.com/resources/ad-specs/sponsored-brands

Frequently asked questions

What size are Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight ads?: Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight ads are 400×400 pixels with an aspect ratio of 1:1.
What aspect ratio does Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight use?: Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight supports 1:1 aspect ratio.
What is the maximum file size for Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight?: Files for Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight can be up to 1 MB.
Which file formats does Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight accept?: Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight accepts JPG and PNG files.
What are the copy limits for Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight?: Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight copy is limited to 50-character headlines.
Where does Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight appear on Amazon Ads?: Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight ads appear in the Search Results (Top of Search) placement on Amazon Ads.
Where can I find the official Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight documentation?: The official source for Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight requirements is https://advertising.amazon.com/resources/ad-specs/sponsored-brands, linked from this page.
Are these Amazon Ads Sponsored Brands — Store Spotlight specs kept up to date?: Yes — every spec entry references Amazon Ads's official documentation source so dimensions, file size limits, and codec requirements stay in sync as the platform changes.