AdStash: Meta Ad Library, filter by days run

Filter the Meta Ad Library by how long each ad has run, and save the ones worth keeping to a swipe file on this device.

Open the Meta Ad Library and every ad looks equally important. Most of them are not. An ad that has been running for three months is running because it works. The ones that vanish after a week didn't. AdStash puts a filter on the page: hide every ad that has been running under 7, 14, 30, 60, 90 or 180 days. Set it to 60 and what is left is what has stuck around. Every card also gets a plain count of how many days it has been running, so you can see it without the filter on. The first time you open the Ad Library after installing, AdStash counts what a 60-day cut would remove and offers it in one click. Nothing on the page is hidden unless you ask. Then save the ones worth keeping. A Save button on every card puts the ad into a stash in your browser with the advertiser, the copy, the headline, the link, the call to action, the start date and the creative. Open the stash from the toolbar to search it, sort by longest running, sort ads into boards, add a note, export a CSV, or print a contact sheet. Saved ads stay on your computer. AdStash has no account and no server of its own. The only thing it ever sends is the Pro subscription check to ExtensionPay, which bills Pro. It only runs on facebook.com/ads/library. Free keeps five saved ads. Pro, $9 a month, keeps every ad you save and adds CSV export and the printable contact sheet. The days filter is free for everyone and always will be. What you get: • A days filter on the Ad Library, off until you turn it on • A days-running count on every card • A Save button and a stash with the advertiser, copy, headline, link, call to action, start date and creative • Boards and notes • Sort by newest saved, longest running, or advertiser • CSV export (Pro) • A printable contact sheet (Pro; Save as PDF from the print dialog) AdStash is not affiliated with Meta. The Ad Library is Meta's public archive of ads.