Facebook Ads Library Scraper · No Login · $0.3/1k
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Search Meta ads by keyword, page or URL. Export copy, creatives, CTA, dates, platforms and optional EU reach to CSV, Excel or JSON. Core fields align with Apify's official scraper. $0.30/1k ads on Business or $0.45/1k on Free; no start fee or platform charge.
sortBy: "date" (the default) uses the Ad Library's Most recent order, newest ads first by the month they started. Before, it returned Facebook's relevance order across all years. Ads that share a creative come as a group and Facebook lists only part of each group, so the same search can now return a different (often larger) set of those ads. A watchlist with New ads only receives those additional ads once, on its first run after this change.newAdsOnly and date sorting, each search is read to the end once a day; the runs in between stop when they reach ads older than that complete pass, so frequent schedules finish after a few pages. An older ad that newly matches the search arrives with the next complete pass. The watchlist store keeps the time of each complete pass in the record full-passes.watchlistId names a watchlist (a key-value store watchlist-<name> in your account) that remembers every delivered ad; with newAdsOnly on, ads delivered by an earlier run with the same name are skipped, not charged, and counted in the log ("N ads already delivered on this watchlist skipped"). Made for schedules.startUrls accepts plain Facebook page URLs such as https://www.facebook.com/Nike (also m.facebook.com, a tab like /Nike/about, profile.php?id=..., with or without a trailing slash or query) next to Ad Library URLs and page IDs. The advertiser page ID is looked up from the page. A page that does not exist is reported and skipped without failing the run.sortBy = impressions returns the most viewed ads first (the Ad Library's "Impressions: high to low"), useful for issue, election and political ads, which are the ones with impression ranges. sort_data[mode]=total_impressions in an Ad Library URL does the same.contentLanguages (ISO 639-1 codes such as de) returns only ads written in those languages; content_languages[0]=de in an Ad Library URL works too.startDateMin and startDateMax accept 7d, 30 days, 3 weeks, 2 months, 1 year, today and yesterday (relative to the run start, UTC) as well as YYYY-MM-DD. Their descriptions now say what Facebook filters on: ads that were shown in the range (the Ad Library's "Impressions by date"), not ads that started in it.Thailand), three-letter codes (THA) and common short names (UK, USA) as well as two-letter codes. Before, a country name made the run fail.XK) is accepted. "Congo" alone ends the run with a message asking for CG or CD, because it can mean either country; "Republic of Congo" and "Democratic Republic of Congo" are recognized.snapshot creative block; optional ad_details with advertiser info, payer and beneficiary and the EU transparency reach breakdown, at no surcharge.