What size are NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 ads?

NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 ads are 1500×1000 pixels with an aspect ratio of 3:2.

What aspect ratio does NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 use?

NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 supports 3:2 aspect ratio.

Which file formats does NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 accept?

NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 accepts JPG files.

What is the NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 ad format?

NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 is a image ad format that runs in the Desktop (Rotten Tomatoes) placement on NBCUniversal. This page documents its full creative requirements, sourced from NBCUniversal's official ad documentation.

Where does NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 appear on NBCUniversal?

NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 ads appear in the Desktop (Rotten Tomatoes) placement on NBCUniversal.

How does NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 compare to other NBCUniversal ad formats?

NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 differs from other NBCUniversal placements in its 1500×1000px canvas. Compare side-by-side from the NBCUniversal publisher page on All Ad Specs.

Are these NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 specs kept up to date?

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

NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 ad specs

NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 ads are horizontal 3:2 still images, measured at 1500×1000 px, delivered as JPG. They run in the Desktop (Rotten Tomatoes) placement on NBCUniversal. Use these requirements to brief designers, validate uploads, and avoid creative rejections in NBCUniversal's ad manager.

Dimensions: 1500×1000 px
Aspect ratio: 3:2
File types: JPG

Visual specifications

Dimensions	1500 × 1000 px
Aspect ratios	3:2
Orientation	landscape
File types	JPG

Notes & source

Static GIF/JPG. Expansion not allowed.

Official source: https://nbcu-creative-guidelines.scroll.site/nbcuniversal-creative-guidelines/new_rotten-tomatoes-rich-media-guidelines

Frequently asked questions

What size are NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 ads?: NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 ads are 1500×1000 pixels with an aspect ratio of 3:2.
What aspect ratio does NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 use?: NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 supports 3:2 aspect ratio.
Which file formats does NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 accept?: NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 accepts JPG files.
What is the NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 ad format?: NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 is a image ad format that runs in the Desktop (Rotten Tomatoes) placement on NBCUniversal. This page documents its full creative requirements, sourced from NBCUniversal's official ad documentation.
Where does NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 appear on NBCUniversal?: NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 ads appear in the Desktop (Rotten Tomatoes) placement on NBCUniversal.
How does NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 compare to other NBCUniversal ad formats?: NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 differs from other NBCUniversal placements in its 1500×1000px canvas. Compare side-by-side from the NBCUniversal publisher page on All Ad Specs.
Where can I find the official NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 documentation?: The official source for NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 requirements is https://nbcu-creative-guidelines.scroll.site/nbcuniversal-creative-guidelines/new_rotten-tomatoes-rich-media-guidelines, linked from this page.
Are these NBCUniversal Rotten Tomatoes — Skin 1500×1000 specs kept up to date?: Yes — every spec entry references NBCUniversal's official documentation source so dimensions, file size limits, and codec requirements stay in sync as the platform changes.