Overview
Each ad set in LIGR Live requires seven different image sizes. When an ad displays during a match, LIGR automatically selects the correct size to fit the graphic it appears in. All seven sizes must be uploaded before an ad set can be used in a broadcast.
A green dot appears next to the ad set name once all seven images are uploaded, confirming the ad set is ready to use.
[SCREENSHOT: the ad set screen showing the seven image size upload boxes and the green ready dot next to the ad set name]
The Seven Required Image Sizes
Each ad set must include images in the following seven sizes, each intended for a different placement type:
1. Square (300×300px) — typical use: in-graphic placements.
2. Small (510×150px) — typical use: banner strips, lower graphic areas.
3. Banner (1920×140px) — typical use: full-width bottom banners.
4. Landscape (1000×200px) — typical use: wide in-graphic sponsor areas.
5. Portrait (500×250px) — typical use: half-width sidebar placements.
6. Leaderboard (1000×100px) — typical use: thin banner strips.
7. Custom (varies) — typical use: configured per graphic in FUSE.
How LIGR Selects the Right Size
During a broadcast, LIGR automatically selects which image size to display based on the graphic layout and available ad space. The graphic design determines which ad slot sizes are available, and LIGR matches the appropriate image from your ad set to fit that space.
This automatic selection ensures ads always display correctly regardless of which graphic is showing on screen.
Uploading Images
When uploading images to an ad set, you have a few options for getting all seven sizes in place.
• Click the upload button on each size box individually.
• Drag and drop multiple files at once — LIGR will auto-position each based on dimensions.
• Use the Canva integration — it loads the correct dimensions for each size automatically.
If an image is the wrong size, the crop tool activates automatically so you can adjust it.
[SCREENSHOT: the image upload panel showing the drag-and-drop area, individual upload buttons, and the crop tool in action]
When the Ad Set Is Ready
Once all seven sizes are uploaded, a green dot appears next to the ad set name. This confirms the ad set is complete and ready to use in broadcasts.
Always check for the green dot before assigning an ad set to competitions, clubs, or matches. Ad sets without all seven sizes uploaded cannot display during broadcasts.