Desktop wide banner
1983 × 385 pixels
Closer to home.YourWebsite.com
Approximately 5.15:1. A wide composition for desktop placements.
Artwork & placements
Design each composition for its shape. Keep your business name, domain and action clear without stretching or adding outer padding.
Desktop wide banner
Approximately 5.15:1. A wide composition for desktop placements.
Compact mobile banner
3:1. A dedicated mobile composition that stays shorter on the page.
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Space to be seen
Position and availability vary by publisher. Staff confirm the approved spaces for each campaign.
Compact banners below navigation or near the hero, aligned with the page content.
A clear break between useful sections, with a visible advertisement label.
A proportionate placement at the end of the page, without an oversized empty container.
Illustrative placement diagrams. On mobile, a desktop pair becomes one compact banner.
Regional photographs illustrate the locality, not advertiser relationships. Display crops and overlays are adaptations under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Your exported image may be large, but visitors often see it scaled down inside a page.
Use the 1983 × 385 canvas edge to edge. Prioritize your brand, one short headline, a clear domain and one action. Avoid filling the wide space with several competing offers.
Create the 2172 × 724 version as a separate 3:1 layout. At 360 pixels wide it displays about 120 pixels high. Check your text at that scale instead of judging only the full-resolution export.
Choose text and background colours that remain distinct. Avoid thin lettering on busy photos. Keep important wording away from edges and use a short, descriptive call to action.
Do not add white, coloured or transparent outer bands to force a size. Recompose the design to fit the canvas; do not stretch the image or crop essential text.
A good banner and a useful destination work together.
Link directly to the service, event or offer shown. Check that the page works on a phone and that the offer has not expired.
Show important price conditions and limitations clearly. If the banner cannot reasonably hold every detail, make the landing-page terms easy to find without contradicting the banner.
Use a descriptive file name with the business, format and version. Review both images for spelling, logo quality, domain visibility and button-text alignment before uploading.
Send the business website, approved logo, preferred wording and destination through support. Ask about design scope, turnaround and price before authorizing artwork services.
Further reading: Competition Bureau advertising guidance · Canadian Code of Advertising Standards · Canadian privacy principles · W3C accessible design tips.
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