Ad safe zone
See which parts of a still may sit under typical Meta UI chrome.
Overlays approximate typical Meta chrome on Facebook and Instagram. They are not official platform specs.
Result
Approximate covered area: 36.0%
Illustrative overlay insets
Insets describe typical chrome. Confirm the live placement in Ads Manager before you spend.
| Placement | Canvas | Top | Bottom | Sides |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feed square · 1:1 | 1080 × 1080px | 10.0% (108px) | 10.0% (108px) | 10.0% (108px) |
| Feed portrait · 4:5 | 1080 × 1350px | 10.0% (135px) | 10.0% (135px) | 10.0% (108px) |
| Feed landscape · 1.91:1 | 1080 × 566px | 10.0% (57px) | 10.0% (57px) | 7.4% (80px) |
| Stories · 9:16 | 1080 × 1920px | 13.0% (250px) | 13.0% (250px) | 3.2% (35px) |
| Reels · 9:16 | 1080 × 1920px | 13.0% (250px) | 23.4% (449px) | 3.2% (35px) + 12.0% |
How it works
How it works
Add a still
Choose a still from this device or start with the sample. The file never leaves the tab.
Choose a placement
Switch feed, Stories or Reels. Toggle the overlay, opacity and color to inspect edges.
Export the check
Copy the inset table or download a PNG of the image with the overlay burned in.
What the overlay means
Tinted regions are where typical Meta chrome often sits: profile, caption, CTA and Reels actions. Keep faces, logos and offers in the clear center. Percentages are approximations, not a Meta guarantee.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Fix the crop, then clone
If key text sits in the overlay, crop or rebuild the still, then clone on-brand variants in the workspace.