Brand safety

Review an ad in the detail view

Next: Identifying the source of the creative (Beta)

You can click any ad in the Ad review center to open a detail view of that ad. In the detail view you can view a full size preview of the ad and information such as its size, type, destination URL, Google Ads account, etc.

What you can do in the detail view

The ad review center details page in the AdSense interface, described in text below

1. Block an ad

If you don't like the ad you're viewing, click Block ad to block it. From here, you can also access these additional actions:

To block and report the ad for violating 1 or more Google Ads policies: Click More Block and report ad.
To find similar ads: Click More Find similar ads by, then select an option.
To mark the ad as reviewed: Click More Mark as reviewed.
To copy the ad's URL: Click More Copy URL to share ad.

2. Show or hide ad info

To show or hide ad details such as metadata, metrics, advertiser info, and ad categories, in the top-right corner, click .
Click to show the details again.
To expand or collapse ad details, next to "Ad info", click or .
To view ad details for the next or previous ad, at the bottom, click or .
To close the detail view, in the top-left corner, click .

3. View and manage metadata

Under "Ad info," click Metadata. Review the following sections:

Creative

Find information such as the creative ID, ad type, ad size, file size, destination URL, and so on. You can also:

Block an advertiser's URL: Under "Destination URL," hover over a URL and click Block.

To view the advertiser URLs you’ve blocked, visit Block advertiser URLs in AdSense.
Add or edit labels: Under "Labels," click Add labels to assign a label to this creative. Adding labels can help your team filter and find creatives with the associated label.
- To update your labels, click Edit labels. When editing labels, click Manage label to rename, remove, or delete the label. Deleted labels are removed from all associated creatives.

Metrics

View performance-related information such as revenue, click-through rate (CTR) and impressions.

Revenue shows you the daily revenue generated by an ad over the past 30 days. This chart offers valuable insights into an ad's performance, enabling you to understand the revenue it has accrued over the past 30 days.
Click-through rate (CTR) is the percentage of impressions that led to a click. This chart helps give you insight into an ad’s performance, but may not be the final figure reflected in your reporting.
Impressions shows you the number of impressions per day an ad has had over the past 30 days. You can use the chart to see if an ad has served recently, or if an ad has stopped serving altogether. Note that an ad that hasn't served recently could still show again (unless it's been blocked), but it's less likely the longer the ad doesn't show.

Advertiser

View information about the Google Ads account that owns the ad.
To block all ads from the Google Ads account, click Block account. All ads from the Google Ads account will now always be blocked. This applies to all targeting types.

Note: Blocking ads from a Google Ads account may have a negative impact on your revenue.

Video

View video-related information such as duration, frame rate, bits per second, and so on.
This section only appears for video ads.

Audio

View audio-related information such as codec, sample, bitrate, and so on.
This section only appears for audio ads.

4. View related ads

Click Related ads to review similar ads that you may want to block. A selection of related ads are shown by default, but you can click View all to view all related ads.

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