The Digital Peach · Placement Checker
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Collection ad with a brand frame. Drop your transparent PNG frame once and it layers over every product below, exactly as Meta applies a catalog overlay to dynamically pulled products. Then drop a few real product images to check the frame sits right on each one. The frame is fixed but products vary, so watch for a border that clips a product on one tile and floats on another.

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Drop a frame and a few products to preview. Product tiles are 1:1 — the frame stretches to fit each square, so design it at 1:1 too or it distorts.
Frame rules the ones that bite
Transparent PNG, 1:1. The frame is stretched to each square tile. Any ratio other than 1:1 distorts. Export it exactly square.
Keep the centre clear. Meta drops the product into the middle. Anything opaque near the centre hides the product.
One frame, every product. You get a single overlay for the whole set. It has to work on your darkest and your lightest product, not just the hero.
Edges are where it bites. A heavy border eats into products that already fill the frame. Leave breathing room so nothing important sits under the border.
Test on real products. A frame that looks perfect on the hero often clips a busy or edge-to-edge product. That is the whole point of this preview.
Hero can be image or video in the real ad. Tiles pull dynamically from the catalog, so you cannot control which product lands where.

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Approximate. Google builds each ad on the fly and moves things around per placement, so treat this as a guide to where its text and button tend to land, not the exact final ad.