Square

1:1 aspect ratio

1.0000:1 · 1080×1080 px · also called square, 1080x1080, 1.0:1

1:1 is the lowest-risk ratio in advertising. At 1080×1080 px it renders without cropping on Meta feed, Amazon, Shopify, Google Display, LinkedIn and Marketplace, which is why catalogue and dynamic product ads default to it.

Ratio
1:1
Decimal
1.000:1
Standard px
1080×1080
Placements
5
Calculate a 1:1 size
1080×1080

What 1:1 means

A square frame: width equals height. There is no calculation — the only decision is resolution. 1080×1080 is the recommended minimum for paid social; marketplaces such as Amazon prefer 2000×2000 or larger so buyers can zoom.

Where it is used

Meta feed and Marketplace, Advantage+ catalogue ads, Amazon product images, Shopify collection thumbnails, Google Display square, LinkedIn single image, and app-store creative.

1:1 in pixels

Every row below is exactly 1:1. Divide the width by 1.0000 to get the height for any size not listed.

Width (px)Height (px)Total pixels
6006000.36 MP
8008000.64 MP
108010801.17 MP
144014402.07 MP
204820484.19 MP

1:1 in mm and inches

Physical equivalents at common print widths, with the pixel size needed for 300 DPI print.

Width (mm)Height (mm)InchesPixels @ 300 DPI
50501.97″ × 1.97591×591
1001003.94″ × 3.941181×1181
1501505.91″ × 5.911772×1772
2102108.27″ × 8.272480×2480
29729711.69″ × 11.693508×3508

Ad placements that use 1:1

Working with 1:1

  1. 01Use 2000×2000 for marketplace listings so zoom stays sharp; downscale to 1080×1080 for paid social.
  2. 02Square is a compromise, not a winner — pair it with a 4:5 cut for feed and 9:16 for stories.
  3. 03Keep 8% padding around the product so marketplace thumbnail crops never clip an edge.
  4. 04For carousels, keep every card the same 1:1 size or the whole set gets re-cropped.

1:1 questions, answered

What is 1:1 in pixels?

Any square resolution. 1080×1080 px is standard for ads; 2000×2000 px is standard for marketplaces.

Is 1:1 still worth using?

Yes — as the fallback that renders everywhere. For feed performance a 4:5 cut usually wins.

What DPI should a 1:1 print asset be?

300 DPI. A 100×100 mm square at 300 DPI is 1181×1181 px.

Free tools for 1:1

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