Ad Library Search lets you browse the public ad libraries of Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, and Reddit — surfacing live creatives, impression data, and ad copy from any advertiser. It's the fastest way to see exactly what your competitors are saying and spending on.
Marketers use it to track competitive messaging, spot trends in creative formats, and reverse-engineer campaigns that are working. You can search by keyword to understand the landscape around a topic, or look up a specific company to see every ad they're currently running. Google results include OCR-extracted text from image ads when you enable it.
What you can do
- Search Facebook ads by keyword — filter by country, status, media type, and date range
- Look up all active ads for a specific Facebook page or company
- Search Google advertisers by name and pull their full ad inventory
- Find B2B ads on LinkedIn by keyword or company
- Browse Reddit sponsored posts
- Get full creative details for any individual ad by URL or ID
Who it's for
Marketers and brand strategists monitoring competitive advertising. Growth teams researching what messaging is working in their market. Agencies doing creative research before pitching or launching campaigns.
How to use it
- Use search_facebook_ad_companies to find a brand's page ID, then get_facebook_company_ads to see all their active ads
- Use search_facebook_ads to search by keyword across all advertisers — great for spotting industry trends
- Use search_linkedin_ads for B2B campaigns, or search_reddit_ads for community-targeted ads
- Filter status: "ACTIVE" to see only running ads, or media_type: "VIDEO" to focus on video creatives
Getting started
Connect your account to enable ad library access, then start with a keyword search or company name lookup.
