Omni Pixel Helper

Detect and decode conversion events from Meta, TikTok, Twitter, and LinkedIn pixels

Inspect browser pixel events from Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn and X in one Chrome side panel. Omni Pixel Helper captures supported pixel requests automatically and keeps each tab's events separate. Follow a page journey across navigation and reloads, inspect event details, and copy the fields you need for troubleshooting. WHAT YOU CAN CHECK - Events and pixel IDs from the four supported platforms. - Values, currencies, event IDs, conversion IDs and other fields included in captured requests. - Browser request completion, HTTP status and request failures. - Missing purchase values or currencies and value/currency differences across comparable events. - UTM parameters and click IDs in the current page URL. - Tracking URLs found by an on-demand scan of supported Facebook pages. - Account, business, campaign, ad set, ad and post identifiers present in supported Meta URLs. CAPTURE AND EXPORT Filter events by platform or pixel ID. Expand an event to inspect its details and raw payload. Export the shown events as JSON or CSV. Redacted exports omit raw payloads, identifiers and URL paths/parameters. Full exports and clipboard copies preserve original data. History is stored locally in Chrome. Each tab keeps up to 500 events within a shared size limit. Older events can be removed when limits are reached. The panel reports known removals. Clear one tab's history without clearing the other tabs. WHAT THE RESULTS MEAN Omni Pixel Helper inspects browser requests. An HTTP response does not confirm conversion acceptance, attribution or server-side deduplication. Cross-platform comparison needs a shared event or order identity; events that cannot be compared are counted separately. Server-to-server events, custom first-party proxy endpoints and unsupported request formats may not be visible. LOCAL DATA HANDLING The extension does not upload captured data to a developer server or analytics service. It processes and stores event payloads, related page/request URLs and identifiers locally for inspection. Website payloads may contain personal information. Review reports before sharing them. The privacy policy explains storage, deletion, exports and permissions.