Today we’re launching the June 2026 update to the Display & Video 360 API. This update includes the following:
- Support for Structured Data Files v10.
- Introduction of new
AudioContentType,Exchange, andGeoRegionTypevalues. - Support for YouTube Channel Pack targeting, available only to Demand Gen resources.
This launch also marks the beginning of the Demand Gen support rollout to all Display & Video 360 API users. API support for Demand Gen resources will gradually rollout to all Display & Video 360 partners over the next two weeks. After June 24, 2026, all partners will be able to retrieve, create, and update Demand Gen resources. See our guide for step-by-step instructions on how to build Demand Gen campaigns once support is rolled out to your partner.
For a complete list of new features in this update, see the Display & Video 360 API release notes. Before using these new features, make sure to update your client library to the latest version.
If you have any questions or want to discuss this post, please reach out to us on our “Google Advertising and Measurement Community” Discord server.
- Trevor Mulchay, Display & Video 360 API Team
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