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Instagram feed ad image size
As of July 2, 2026, the Instagram feed ad image is 1440 by 1800 pixels (4:5). Below is the full spec, then a resizer already set to that size so you can export a perfectly fitted image.
InstagramFeed ad imageLast verified July 2, 2026
Recommended size1440x1800 px
Aspect ratio4:5
Square (1:1)1440 x 1440
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About the Instagram feed ad image size
A Meta feed image ad for Instagram is strongest at 1440 by 1800 pixels, a 4:5 vertical, which is the resolution Meta now recommends so creative stays sharp on high-density phone screens. A 1440 by 1440 square also works and is the safest single size if the same creative needs to run across every Meta placement. Meta's accepted range runs from 1.91:1 landscape to 4:5 vertical, and the technical minimum is 600 by 600 (or 600 by 750 for 4:5), but exporting at the higher resolution avoids any softness once the ad is live.
Quick tips
- 01Export at 1440 by 1800 (4:5) for Feed and Reels; 1440 by 1440 square is the safest cross-placement size.
- 02Meta's accepted range is 1.91:1 to 4:5; the technical minimum is 600 by 600, but higher resolution stays sharp on retina screens.
- 03Keep the file under 30 MB and use JPG or PNG.
Frequently asked questions
What size should an Instagram ad image be?
1440 by 1800 pixels (4:5) is Meta's current recommendation for Feed and Reels ads. A 1440 by 1440 square works across every placement if you only want one export.
What aspect ratio is a Instagram feed ad image?
The Instagram feed ad image uses a 4:5 aspect ratio at 1440 by 1800 pixels.
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See all Instagram sizes, the full cheat sheet, or grab this spec from the JSON API.