320×50 Banner Maker
Make a 320 × 50 image with your own title and photo. 320 × 50 is the standard “Mobile Leaderboard” display ad size, usually placed at the top or bottom of a phone screen.
Preview at 320 × 50.
Auto picks the biggest size that fits. Choose a number for exact control, from 12 to 600 px.
Your photo stays on this device. It is never uploaded.
A short video ad plays first, and your download starts as soon as it ends. That is how this tool stays free.
320×50 Banner size
| Size | 320 × 50 px (about 6.40:1) |
|---|---|
| Exported file | 640 × 100 px |
| File types | PNG or JPG |
| Good to know | 320 × 50 is the standard “Mobile Leaderboard” display ad size, usually placed at the top or bottom of a phone screen. |
Most ad networks accept PNG or JPG, and many limit file weight. Check the limit in your ad platform and use JPG if you need a smaller file.
How to make a 320×50 banner
- Type a short title. The text resizes itself to fit the 320 × 50 shape.
- Choose a background and text color. Pick Round photo on the left for a logo, or Full background for a scene.
- Turn on Show safe zone guide to check that nothing important sits too close to the edges.
- Keep the format on PNG, then click Download banner. A short video ad plays first, then your file downloads.
- Upload it in your ad network or ad server where you add a new creative.
Design tips for a 320×50 image
- This shape is very wide and short, so use a few large words instead of a sentence.
- Keep important text near the center, and leave a little margin at both ends so nothing touches the edge.
- Need a different size? Use the Banner size menu above to switch to another preset or type your own width and height.
Frequently asked questions
What size is a 320×50 banner?
320 × 50 is the standard “Mobile Leaderboard” display ad size, usually placed at the top or bottom of a phone screen. This page creates 320 × 50 pixels and exports 640 × 100.
Is there a watermark?
No. The file you download is exactly what you see in the preview.
Is my photo uploaded anywhere?
No. The banner is drawn in your browser, so your text and photo never leave your device.