“Images that are blurry, unclear, unrecognizable, or contain illegible text”
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Advertisers must submit images that meet minimum clarity standards; images that are blurry, unrecognizable, or contain illegible text are not permitted.
Images used in Google Ads must be clear, recognizable, and contain only legible text.
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"Images that are blurry, unclear, unrecognizable, or contain illegible textExcerpt from Google Ads's Editorial and Technical Requirements
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Advertisers must submit images that meet minimum clarity standards; images that are blurry, unrecognizable, or contain illegible text are not permitted.
Images used in Google Ads must be clear, recognizable, and contain only legible text.
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