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# Creating Google Text Ads image extensions

Image extensions allow you to upload rich, relevant visuals to complement your existing Text Ads. These images drive performance with compelling visuals and can be added on Ad group level through Channable, for both *Responsive Search Ads* and *Dynamic Search Ads*.

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### Format requirements

The image(s) you plan to add as an image extension should follow the requirements seen below.

**Aspect ratio**

|                    |                           |
| ------------------ | ------------------------- |
| Aspect ratio       | Required                  |
| Square (1x1)       | Yes                       |
| Landscape (1.91x1) | Optional, but recommended |

**Image resolution**

|                    |                |                    |
| ------------------ | -------------- | ------------------ |
| Aspect ratio       | Minimum pixels | Recommended pixels |
| Square (1x1)       | 300x300        | 1200x1200          |
| Landscape (1.91x1) | 600x314        | 1200x628           |

**File formats**

* PNG
* JPG
* Static GIF

**Maximum file size**

5120 KB

### Create Google Text Ads image extensions

Navigate to *Text Ads > Ad groups > Build > Image extensions* and follow the steps below to add image extensions to your Google Text Ads.

{% hint style="info" %}
Important: Make sure your image URL's are imported as an 'Image' field. You can check or adjust this by navigating to *Setup > Project fields > Your image project field > Edit*.
{% endhint %}

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{% stepper %}
{% step %}

### Enable image extensions

Click *Use image extensions* to enable the option to add image extensions to the selected ad group.

![Image extensions - 2.1.jpg](/files/4e4755249d6888ce95f9922d29d9fbd52f5dc56e)
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Add images

Add your images by selecting either a dynamic field or adding a static value in the form of a URL. Note that there should be at least one Square image.

Image extensions can also be copied from other Ad Generators by clicking *Copy image extensions* and following the given steps. A maximum of 20 image extensions can be added per ad group.

![Image extenstions - 4.jpg](/files/0c5ab895ac5292537171caf5c70ebff256e2051e)
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Preview the results

After running the generator, you're able to preview the results by navigating to *Preview > Image extensions*.

![Image Extensions - 5.jpg](/files/b56fb5fd48585eb9a47256cfa5b184935047f726)
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

### Image extensions in the Google interface

When it comes to adding image extensions, Channable is in charge of uploading and creating the image extensions on Google. This means it's not possible to create them manually through Google’s interface.


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