Export the Meta Ad Library, also known as the Facebook Ad Library, to BigQuery through Adzviser to run SQL analytics on any advertiser's public ad data. Query creative bodies, link titles, captions, and descriptions by country, and track how competitors evolve their messaging over time at scale.
Load a brand's active ads across Facebook and Instagram into BigQuery to track what they're running right now
Query ad creative bodies, link titles, captions, and descriptions with SQL to understand what's working
Aggregate recurring hooks, offers, and value props across ads to sharpen your own positioning
Group by the countries a brand runs ads in to map their market focus and expansion
The Meta Ad Library is free for every Adzviser subscriber — no account to connect and nothing extra to pay. Just pick a competitor and export to BigQuery.
Set up scheduled exports to BigQuery and never worry about manual data pulls again. Your Meta Ad Library data stays current automatically.
Pull months of past Meta Ad Library data into BigQuery in one go, not just from the day you connect.
Your data lives in your own Google Cloud project. No vendor lock-in, no data limits—complete control over your Meta Ad Library data.
Get enterprise-quality data export pipelines at a fraction of the cost of traditional ETL tools. Get started for as low as $0.99. See pricing →
Set up your Meta Ad Library to Google BigQuery integration in minutes with Adzviser's no-code connector.
Create an Adzviser account or log in if you already have one. The Meta Ad Library is free for every subscriber.
Choose the advertiser or Facebook Page you want to research and the country to search. There's no account to connect and no workspace to set up.
Select BigQuery as your destination and start exporting public ad data. View available regions and breakdowns for the Meta Ad Library →
Load a competitor's live ads and creatives into BigQuery and run SQL analytics. Aggregate, filter, and join their hooks, offers, and messaging angles across billions of rows.
See how data teams are using Adzviser to analyze their Meta Ad Library data in BigQuery.
Exporting Meta Ad Library data to BigQuery is simple with Adzviser. Sign up, start your $0.99 trial to create a workspace, select Meta Ad Library as your data source, choose BigQuery as your export destination, configure your GCP project and dataset, and set up your export schedule. No coding required. View BigQuery Setup Guide →
With Adzviser, you can export all standard Meta Ad Library metrics including impressions, clicks, conversions, and other key performance metrics. Choose any combination of metrics and breakdowns to include in your BigQuery tables. View all Meta Ad Library metrics and breakdowns →
Yes! Adzviser supports scheduled exports so your BigQuery tables are always up-to-date with the latest Meta Ad Library data. Set daily, weekly, or monthly export schedules.
Adzviser offers a $0.99 14-day trial to get started. All plans include unlimited account connections, unlimited exports, and access to all destinations. BigQuery also offers generous free-tier usage for queries and storage. View pricing details →
Yes! Adzviser supports Amazon S3 as an export destination with CSV and JSON format options. If you prefer AWS for your data storage, Amazon S3 is a great alternative to BigQuery. Connect Meta Ad Library to Amazon S3 →
Yes! Adzviser offers a library of ready-to-use AI prompts specifically designed for Meta Ad Library. These prompts cover reporting, optimization, analysis, and auditing — customize them with your account name and date range, then paste into Google BigQuery. Browse Meta Ad Library AI prompts →
Yes. The Meta Ad Library is also known as the Facebook Ad Library. It's Meta's public, free tool for researching ads running across Facebook and Instagram.
Yes—the Meta Ad Library is free for all Adzviser subscribers. There's no account to connect and no workspace to create, just fair per-user rate limits.
You can export public ad data: ad creative bodies, link titles, captions, and descriptions, the Facebook Page name, the ad creation time, and the country an ad runs in. Private spend and performance metrics are not available.