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Oct 21, 2026 Google Ads Specification changes Affects operations

Image extraction enabled by default for new Performance Max campaigns from December 4, 2026

Starting December 4, 2026, Google will enable image extraction by default for newly created Performance Max campaigns across all interfaces (API, UI, Editor). This change applies at the campaign level regardless of account-level Dynamic Image Extensions settings. Image extraction allows Google AI to scan landing pages and extract high-resolution images to enhance ads.

Oct 12, 2026 Google Ads Specification changes

Google Ads API Release and Sunset Schedules for 2026-2027

Google Ads API will shift to two releases per month starting with version v26, up from the current monthly schedule. This accelerated cadence is designed to give automated agents and workflows faster access to new features available in the Google Ads UI.

Aug 28, 2026 Google Ads Specification changes

October 2026 changes to Display & Video 360 API

Google is making unversioned changes to the Display & Video 360 API and Structured Data Files effective October 2026. Starting October 1, 2026, the ability to exclude specific digital content labels using targeting (TARGETING_TYPE_DIGITAL_CONTENT_LABEL_EXCLUSION) will be removed, affecting integrations that rely on this feature.

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