Ad Placements
Feed, Reels, Stories, Explore, Audience Network — objectives × surfaces (expanding). Wireframe mockups, not pixel-perfect screenshots. Directional, not gospel.
Last reviewed: 2026-06-03 · Source: Meta Business Help Center · Preview dataset
Audience Network1 surface
Explore1 surface
Feed2 surfaces
In-stream1 surface
Messenger1 surface
Reels1 surface
Stories1 surface
Related tools & guides
Operator workflows linked from the placement map — playbooks, identification flow, specs, and glossary depth.
Placement playbooks
PMax, Meta, TikTok checklists
What is this ad?
Surface picker → eligibility
LinkedIn placement hub
B2B surfaces & objectives
Pinterest placement hub
Browse, Search, Shopping
Facebook Feed ad specs
Feed sizes & aspect ratios
TikTok in-feed ad specs
Dimensions & file weights
Meta ad specs
Feed, Reels, Stories formats
LinkedIn ad specs
Sponsored content dimensions
CPM glossary
Cost per thousand impressions
ROAS glossary
Return on ad spend
PaidScope blog
Operator explainers & updates
Policy Watch
Platform policy changes
Meta vs Google Ads
Platform comparison
TikTok vs Meta
Short-form video tradeoffs
FAQ
Questions operators ask
An ad placement is the specific surface where a paid ad actually renders — the Search results page, a YouTube pre-roll slot, Gmail's promotions tab, a Reels feed, a Display banner on a publisher site. A single campaign type can fan out to many placements; this tool maps every one.
Related tools
Keep going
- What is this ad? — surface to campaign eligibilityReverse lookup: pick a Meta, TikTok, or Google ad surface and see which campaign types can buy it.Open →
- Ad Specs — current dimensions, file weights, and aspect ratiosSearchable reference for current ad specs across every major paid platform. Monitored daily, sourced.Open →
- Placement playbooks — operator checklistsChecklists for Performance Max surfaces, Demand Gen vs Video, Meta Feed/Reels, TikTok in-feed vs Pangle, and Shopping.Open →
- Policy Watch — paid media policy change trackerAdvertising policy changes across Meta, Google, TikTok, LinkedIn, Amazon and more. Sourced from official changelogs.Open →