Criteo Rich Media — Scroll ad specs

Criteo Rich Media — Scroll ads are 1:1 still images, up to 50 MB per file, delivered as PNG or JPG. They run in the Open Web / Retail Media — Rich Media Interactive (Managed) placement on Criteo. Use these requirements to brief designers, validate uploads, and avoid creative rejections in Criteo's ad manager.

Visual specifications

Aspect ratios1:1, 2:3, 1.91:1
Orientationany
Max file size50 MB
File typesPNG, JPG

Notes & source

Required assets: HD logo, brand book, branding images and/or video, URL redirection link and product catalog (when using product recommendations). Image aspect ratios: 1:1, 2:3, 1.91:1. Image file type: PNG or JPG. Max image weight: 50 MB. Min 3 images per banner size. Devices: Desktop, Tablet, Mobile. Service type: Managed Service only.

Official source: https://www.criteo.com/digital-ad-formats/

Frequently asked questions

What aspect ratio does Criteo Rich Media — Scroll use?
Criteo Rich Media — Scroll supports 1:1, 2:3, and 1.91:1 aspect ratios.
What is the maximum file size for Criteo Rich Media — Scroll?
Files for Criteo Rich Media — Scroll can be up to 50 MB.
Which file formats does Criteo Rich Media — Scroll accept?
Criteo Rich Media — Scroll accepts PNG and JPG files.
What is the Criteo Rich Media — Scroll ad format?
Criteo Rich Media — Scroll is a image ad format that runs in the Open Web / Retail Media — Rich Media Interactive (Managed) placement on Criteo. This page documents its full creative requirements, sourced from Criteo's official ad documentation.
Where does Criteo Rich Media — Scroll appear on Criteo?
Criteo Rich Media — Scroll ads appear in the Open Web / Retail Media — Rich Media Interactive (Managed) placement on Criteo.
How does Criteo Rich Media — Scroll compare to other Criteo ad formats?
Criteo Rich Media — Scroll differs from other Criteo placements in its dimensions, and a 50MB file ceiling. Compare side-by-side from the Criteo publisher page on All Ad Specs.
Where can I find the official Criteo Rich Media — Scroll documentation?
The official source for Criteo Rich Media — Scroll requirements is https://www.criteo.com/digital-ad-formats/, linked from this page.
Are these Criteo Rich Media — Scroll specs kept up to date?
Yes — every spec entry references Criteo's official documentation source so dimensions, file size limits, and codec requirements stay in sync as the platform changes.