Free Ad Library: 300,000+ Ads - Save & Search From All Platforms

Free to search, with no signup: more than 300,000 real Facebook and Instagram ads, ranked by engagement and by how long each one kept running. 115,423 were still live at the last refresh, 31,502 had stayed in rotation past 90 days, and 5,013 had run for over a year. Run time on its own can just mean an ad was left switched on, so every ad here shows its engagement beside its days running. The Meta Ad Library, Google Ads Transparency Center and TikTok Ads Library will tell you an ad exists; none of them tell you which ads survived. Search by meaning, brand or hook across 18 industries and 14 hook types.

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Ad Library FAQ

Is the Adscriptly Ad Library free?
Yes. Browsing and searching all 350,000+ ads is free, with no login. Saving ads to your swipe file and remixing them in Studio comes with a free trial.
How is this different from the Meta Ad Library?
Meta's Ad Library is a transparency archive: every ad, unranked, searchable only by keyword or advertiser. This library is built for advertisers doing creative research — ads are ranked by engagement and how long they've stayed in rotation, the closest public signal to what's actually working, and searchable by meaning, industry, and hook type.
Which platforms do these ads come from?
Every ad ran on Meta placements across Facebook and Instagram. Browse them as Facebook ad examples or Instagram ad examples, or by format: video ads, static ads, and UGC ads.
How often is the library updated?
Continuously. New ads are ingested daily, and rankings shift as engagement and days-running change — an ad that keeps earning its budget keeps rising.
How do I find winning ads for my industry?
Use the industry filter, or start from a collection: coffee ads, real estate ads, skincare ads, SaaS ads — twenty-plus industries, each a curated page.
Can I use these ads for my own campaigns?
As references. Save the ones worth studying, then remix the structure — hook, pacing, offer framing — with your own brand and product in Studio. Great advertisers steal the pattern, never the ad.
What makes a good advertisement example to learn from?
Time in rotation. Most advertisement examples collected in roundups look good in a screenshot and prove nothing; the ones worth studying are those an advertiser has kept paying to run for months, because that is the only public evidence the creative cleared its acquisition cost. Every ad here shows its days running and engagement, so you can tell the two apart.