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Importing Sizes from GAM

Import ad sizes from Google Ad Manager so they're available when configuring slots.


What are sizes?​

Sizes are the dimensions of ad creatives (width × height in pixels):

SizeCommon name
300x250Medium Rectangle
728x90Leaderboard
320x50Mobile Leaderboard
300x600Half Page
970x250Billboard

How sizes are imported​

Connecting GAM (see Connecting GAM) grants Anima access to your network — it doesn't pull sizes automatically. You import them on demand:

  1. Switch to Ad Manager (main) mode
  2. Go to Inventory → GAM → Sizes
  3. Click Import and confirm the dialog

Anima doesn't run a background job that re-pulls sizes on a schedule, and sizes don't have a per-row sync action. To refresh after a change in GAM, run Import again.


Viewing imported sizes​

  1. Switch to Ad Manager (main) mode
  2. Go to Inventory → GAM → Sizes
  3. View the sizes surfaced from your GAM network
ColumnDescription
DimensionsWidth × Height
NameDisplay name (if set in GAM)
StatusActive/Inactive
UsageHow many slots use this size

Using sizes in slots​

When creating or editing an ad slot:

  1. Go to Inventory → Ad Slots
  2. Create or edit a slot
  3. In Sizes, select from the dropdown
  4. All GAM-synced sizes are available
Import sizes first

Sizes aren't pre-loaded — the sizes available on a slot come from your GAM sizes import. Run an import from Inventory → GAM → Sizes to populate the list, then they're selectable when you build slots.


Custom sizes​

If you use non-standard sizes in GAM, they'll import automatically.

To create a custom size in GAM:

  1. Go to Inventory → Sizes in GAM
  2. Click New Size
  3. Enter dimensions
  4. Save

Re-import sizes from Inventory → GAM → Sizes, and the new size appears in Anima.


Troubleshooting​

Size not appearing​

CauseSolution
Import didn't include itRe-import from Inventory → GAM → Sizes
Size not in GAMCreate it in GAM first
Recent GAM changeRe-import to pull the latest

Can't use a size in slot​

If a size appears in the list but can't be selected:

  • Check if the size is marked "Active"
  • Verify the size is appropriate for the slot type

Next steps​