160×600 at a glance
- Size
- 160 × 600 pixels, portrait
- Names
- Wide skyscraper, skyscraper
- Google Ads name
- Wide skyscraper
- Screens
- Desktop
- File size
- up to 150 KB (JPG, PNG, GIF)
- In an Adeagle ad
- 4 products in a grid, or one product with its name
- Share of impressions
- 0.3% in our network
- Click rate
- 2.10% - 3.8× the average banner
When to use the 160×600
Good for: Tall tiles suit portrait product photos - apparel, bottles, furniture.
Watch out: Fewer sites keep a side column than ten years ago, so this size has less space to show in.
Design tips for 160×600 ads
- Four products stacked: portrait photos fill the 152×137 tiles without empty edges.
- Put the most clicked product first - it sits at eye level when the page opens.
- Keep the file under 150 KB and export it at exactly 160×600; design at 320×1200 so it stays sharp on phones.
- Show a price - across all sizes, ads with prices got more clicks than the same ads without.
How the 160×600 performs in our network
What we see on Adeagle
160×600 against the average banner
Sizes to run with the 160×600
One size never covers every slot. These fit the same screens:
- 300×250 medium rectangle - desktop and phone, 0.60% click rate.
- 728×90 leaderboard - desktop, 0.56% click rate.
- 468×60 full banner - desktop, 0.57% click rate.
- 200×200 small square - desktop and phone, 0.50% click rate.
Or see all 15 standard ad sizes drawn to scale. Adeagle makes every one of them from your product photos, names and prices - no design work, and a new product appears in every size the day you add it.
Sources: Adeagle network data (August 1 to September 26, 2026); Google Ads image ad specifications. The example ads use the products of Adeagle's demo store.