Ad Library Swipe File
Save ads from the Meta Ad Library into a searchable swipe file that lives on your own machine.
Search for anything, then click “+ Save” on an ad you like. That is the whole loop.
Click the puzzle icon in Chrome's toolbar, then the pin next to Ad Library Swipe File — the icon is where you check how many free saves you have left.
Get started in seconds
Open the Meta Ad Library
Search by keyword or advertiser, exactly as you already do. There is nothing to configure.
Click “+ Save” on any ad
A Save button appears on every ad card. Saved ads land in your library on this machine — the copy, headline, landing URL, platforms, run dates and the creative itself.
Sort, search and export
Open your library to sort by longest-running, filter six ways, tag and group ads, then export the whole thing as JSON and CSV with the images and videos alongside.
Where to find it: The toolbar icon opens the popup; your saved library is the options page behind it.
What you can do
Save from the Ad Library itself
A Save button on every ad card, plus “Save all visible” for a whole page of results. No copying links into a spreadsheet.
Sort by longest running
The ads still running after months are the ones paying for themselves. Sort your library by how long each ad has been live.
Search, filter, tag and group
Full-text search across ad copy, six filters (advertiser, tag, platform, landing domain, start date, days running), your own tags and collections, and a note on any ad.
Export everything you saved
One click writes ads.json (lossless), ads.csv (spreadsheet-ready) and an assets folder with every image and video. Your data, in formats that outlive us.
Yours, on your machine
No account. No sign-up. Saved ads never leave this computer.
Your privacy & permissions
Saved ads stay on this machine. They are never uploaded, never synced to a server, never shared and never sold. The only thing that leaves your browser is an anonymous licence check when you buy or restore.
Ready for more?
The first 10 saves are free. Unlocking is a one-time purchase — no subscription and no account — and it covers every ad you save from then on.