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Save ad creatives and their copy from ad library pages into a private, on-device swipe file. No account, no cloud, no tracking. Scalio Meta Ad Clipper saves ad creatives — along with their copy, call to action and source URL — into a private library stored on your device. Built for competitor ad research. It runs only on ad library pages, so it stays out of your way everywhere else. What it does Click the toolbar icon and scan the page for ad creatives. Turn on clip mode and a Save button appears on whichever creative your cursor is over. You can also right-click any image to save it directly, or save every creative found on a page in one click. Videos are saved as a cover frame plus a link back to the source. Before anything is saved you get a review screen showing the advertiser, headline, primary text and call to action, all editable. Add tags and notes if you want. Where the page shows a library ID and the date an ad started running, those are saved too. The board Saved ads open in their own tab. Each card shows how long the ad has been running, and you can sort by longest running — the usual proxy for an ad that is working. Search across advertiser, copy, tags and notes. Filter by source, media type or favorites. Duplicate detection warns you before saving the same creative twice. Export and backup Download individual creatives, export metadata as CSV or JSON, or create a single backup file containing your images. Delete one ad, a selection, or everything. Privacy No account. No servers. No analytics. The extension only runs when you click it, and everything you save stays in your browser. The one network request it makes is fetching the creative's own image from the page you are already viewing. Made by Scalio — scalio.app
Aug 4, 2026
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