Save and download winning ad creatives from Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, and more free online. Save the ads worth studying, get creative inspiration, and download the assets you need for your next campaign.
Pull video and image ads straight from public Facebook and Meta ad pages. Files arrive in the quality they were published in, so nothing turns blurry when you zoom in.
Start MyAdLibraryMyAdLibrary is a download-first platform for people who study advertising, and it covers a wide range of ad platforms. Facebook Ad Downloader, TikTok Ad Downloader and LinkedIn Ad Downloader are the most used, and every file lands in original quality. Swipe File keeps what you collect in one place.
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Ad platforms are not limited to three. MyAdLibrary covers a wide range, and the most-used ones get dedicated downloaders: Facebook Ad Downloader, TikTok Ad Downloader and LinkedIn Ad Downloader. They share one simple flow, so a single habit covers paid social, short video and B2B.
Screen recordings look soft and often carry interface clutter. Downloads from Facebook Ad Downloader keep the source resolution and stay free of overlays, so the file you study is close to the file the audience saw. That matters when you inspect framing, text timing or colour.
An ad library exists to answer one question: what are other brands putting money behind right now. MyAdLibrary keeps that question in focus. Collect a handful of ads, compare hooks side by side, and turn what you notice into a brief your team can act on.
The MyAdLibrary Extension puts saving one click away. Spot an ad worth keeping while you browse, click once, and the file goes straight into your collection. People who review dozens of ads a day feel that difference more than any feature list can explain.
Good creative rarely answers a question the first time you see it. Every ad you keep lands in your Swipe File, grouped however you think, ready for the moment a campaign needs a reference point. Over time that Swipe File becomes the most useful folder you own.
You can download and study ads without paying anything first. Paid plans exist for people who pull creatives every day and need higher limits, but the core download flow stays open so you can judge the tool on real work.
MyAdLibrary fits anyone who has to understand advertising before producing it. Roles differ, but the starting move never changes: find the live ads, keep them, and study them closely.
You plan spend and need to know what already works in a category. Downloading competitor ads gives you real reference points for hooks, offers and pacing before budget goes live.
You test products on tight margins. Seeing which creatives a rival keeps running tells you what the market responds to, and the files you save give you a starting point for your own version.
You report on what moves numbers and need evidence, not opinions. Collecting ads over time turns scattered observation into a record you can point at when a test wins or loses.
You build the assets. A folder of real, currently running ads is more useful than any mood board, because it shows what the platform, the format and the audience actually accept.
You juggle several brands across categories. LinkedIn Ad Downloader covers the B2B clients, and gathering reference ads per account keeps kickoff meetings short and every brand aligned.
You shoot and edit spots that must fit a paid campaign. Ad downloads help you match pacing, caption style and hook timing, and your Swipe File keeps the examples you come back to most.
Daniel Okafor
Media Buyer
Every ad downloader I tried before this one made me crop the interface out by hand afterwards. The MyAdLibrary Extension removed that ritual entirely. Now I pull the file clean and show a client why a hook works without apologising for quality.
Priya Raman
Performance Marketing Lead
Speed is the whole reason our research habit survived. Any ad downloader that takes more than a few seconds per file gets abandoned during launch week, and MyAdLibrary never does, so the thirty or forty competitor ads we review each cycle actually get reviewed.
Marcus Lindqvist
E-commerce Seller
I sell home goods and I am not a designer. No ad downloader explained creative choices to me before, but seeing real ads side by side does. Facebook Ad Downloader gives me a folder I can hand to my freelancer instead of trying to describe an idea in words.
Sofia Herrera
Creative Director
Our creative reviews got better once we started bringing actual ads to them. Every ad downloader we tested added friction somewhere, while this one simply produces the file. MyAdLibrary gives us a shared reference instead of everyone remembering something differently, so debate turns into decisions faster.
Tom Bexley
Agency Owner
Six client accounts, five categories, one habit. LinkedIn Ad Downloader changed how I prepare for the B2B brands. I keep a Swipe File for each account and top it up weekly with MyAdLibrary, so when a client asks what competitors are doing I answer with files in the same meeting.
Aiko Tanaka
UGC Creator
Paid campaigns need a specific rhythm and I kept guessing at it. Any ad downloader can hand you a file, but I needed reference points. Downloading ads that are already running showed me how tight the openings are and how fast the captions move, and my edits finally stopped feeling slow.
Start in the browser or install the MyAdLibrary Extension, then paste the link to one ad you already want to study. Keep the file and see how much easier the next brief becomes.
Start MyAdLibrary12 questions covering cost, setup, platform support, file formats, legal use, mobile access and download troubleshooting.
MyAdLibrary offers free usage for the core download flow, so you can paste an ad link and save the file without paying first. Paid plans exist for people who pull creatives every day and need higher limits, and the difference between the two is mainly volume rather than basic access. Start free and upgrade only if your workload grows.
You can use MyAdLibrary directly in a browser, which means no setup before your first download. The MyAdLibrary Extension is there for people who prefer saving ads with a single click while they browse, and Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers give the smoothest experience on either path. Neither one changes what you get, so pick whichever fits how you already work.
MyAdLibrary supports a wide range of ad platforms rather than a fixed few. Facebook, TikTok and LinkedIn have the largest user base, so each of them gets a dedicated downloader: Facebook Ad Downloader, TikTok Ad Downloader and LinkedIn Ad Downloader. All of them sit behind the same flow, so you never relearn the steps when you switch channel. If a competitor runs one ad in several places, you can collect every version into the same workspace.
Video ads arrive as standard video files and static ads arrive as images, in the resolution the advertiser published. Carousel ads come through as separate assets so you can study the order and the copy on each card. MyAdLibrary keeps the original quality instead of compressing files down, which matters later when you inspect fine detail.
No platform login is required to save public ads. MyAdLibrary works from the public ad pages that Facebook, TikTok and LinkedIn already serve to anyone, so you never hand over your own social credentials. That also keeps your personal or business accounts out of the research workflow and avoids mixing research activity with your live ad accounts.
Ads on public ad libraries are visible to everyone, and MyAdLibrary is built for research and reference use. Downloaded files are best treated as study material rather than assets to republish as your own. Check the rules of the platform you advertise on and the rights of the original advertiser before reusing anything commercially.
Yes. Carousel and multi-image ads are supported alongside single videos and single images. MyAdLibrary pulls each card out as its own file so you can see how the sequence is built and how the message shifts from the first frame to the last one. That makes carousel teardowns much faster than pausing a screen recording.
MyAdLibrary runs in a browser, so it works on phones and tablets as well as desktop machines. That said, most people do their research on a larger screen because comparing several creatives side by side is far easier there. Save the ads you find on mobile and review them properly later, when you have the room to lay them out.
Every ad you save in MyAdLibrary stays available, so you do not have to remember a link or hope a post keeps running. Those ads go into your Swipe File, grouped by brand, category or angle, and the collection becomes a personal reference shelf you can open whenever a new brief lands. Over time that Swipe File turns into the most useful folder on your desk.
No editing happens in the background. MyAdLibrary saves the ad as it appears publicly, without adding watermarks, overlays or interface elements. What you get is close to what the audience saw, which is exactly what you need when you are studying pacing, framing or on-screen text timing. No re-encoding step sits in between either.
The files are intended for study, not for republishing as your own creative. Use them to understand structure, timing and messaging, then build something original for your brand. MyAdLibrary is a research tool, and that framing keeps your campaigns clear of copyright problems. It usually produces better work than copying a competitor frame by frame.
Most failures come from a link that points to a private or expired ad rather than to a public one. Check that the ad is still visible in the source ad library, then paste the link again. If MyAdLibrary still cannot fetch it, the advertiser has probably taken the ad down, and there is nothing left to download.
