Which file formats does MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) accept?

MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) accepts JPG, PNG, GIF, and MP4 files.

What is the MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) ad format?

MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) is a video ad format that runs in the Display / Video placement on MiQ. This page documents its full creative requirements, sourced from MiQ's official ad documentation.

Where does MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) appear on MiQ?

MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) ads appear in the Display / Video placement on MiQ.

How does MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) compare to other MiQ ad formats?

MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) differs from other MiQ placements in its dimensions. Compare side-by-side from the MiQ publisher page on All Ad Specs.

Where can I find the official MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) documentation?

The official source for MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) requirements is https://miq-website.cdn.prismic.io/miq-website/Zn1MTZbWFbowe8ON_4CREATIVESPECIFICATIONS%E2%80%93CHINA.pdf, linked from this page.

Are these MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) specs kept up to date?

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

Can I reuse the same creative for other MiQ placements?

Often partially — many MiQ placements share aspect ratios but differ in safe zones, duration, or file size. Always cross-check the target placement's spec page before reusing creative.

MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) ad specs

MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) ads are video clips, delivered as JPG, PNG, GIF, or MP4. They run in the Display / Video placement on MiQ. Use these requirements to brief designers, validate uploads, and avoid creative rejections in MiQ's ad manager.

File types: JPG, PNG, GIF, MP4
Orientation: Any
Media type: Video

Visual specifications

Orientation	any
File types	JPG, PNG, GIF, MP4

Notes & source

See the MiQ China Creative Specifications PDF for the canonical per-format dimensions, file weights, codecs, durations and tag requirements.

Official source: https://miq-website.cdn.prismic.io/miq-website/Zn1MTZbWFbowe8ON_4CREATIVESPECIFICATIONS%E2%80%93CHINA.pdf

Frequently asked questions

Which file formats does MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) accept?: MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) accepts JPG, PNG, GIF, and MP4 files.
What is the MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) ad format?: MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) is a video ad format that runs in the Display / Video placement on MiQ. This page documents its full creative requirements, sourced from MiQ's official ad documentation.
Where does MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) appear on MiQ?: MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) ads appear in the Display / Video placement on MiQ.
How does MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) compare to other MiQ ad formats?: MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) differs from other MiQ placements in its dimensions. Compare side-by-side from the MiQ publisher page on All Ad Specs.
Where can I find the official MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) documentation?: The official source for MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) requirements is https://miq-website.cdn.prismic.io/miq-website/Zn1MTZbWFbowe8ON_4CREATIVESPECIFICATIONS%E2%80%93CHINA.pdf, linked from this page.
Are these MiQ Programmatic Display & Video — APAC (China) specs kept up to date?: Yes — every spec entry references MiQ's official documentation source so dimensions, file size limits, and codec requirements stay in sync as the platform changes.
Can I reuse the same creative for other MiQ placements?: Often partially — many MiQ placements share aspect ratios but differ in safe zones, duration, or file size. Always cross-check the target placement's spec page before reusing creative.