saving facebook ads (not mine)

[Nuduluna]

You could save the link, or take a screenshot.
Or use screen recording software to record videos.

 

[Golden Agency]

You can use Facebook Ad Library to retrieve ads by page, keyword, or domain. This is the most common way to save ads for long-term research purposes.

 

[Norah Do]

Facebook doesn't allow saving or sharing many ads, so I'm in the same situation as you. I usually take screenshots, it's a manual method, but I think it's effective for saving them.

 

[freejobalerts]

One piece of advice is to capture the link or content of the ad and preserve it for later use by using a note-taking app or taking a screenshot. If there is a link to a website on the page, you can also try saving it as a bookmark. So you won't lose it, even if there's no option to share or save it.

using mobile cant capture link

If I have to manually save information using methods like saving post IDs, taking screenshots, etc., I usually have a separate chat window to save this information.

taking screen shot dot help

You can save Facebook ads you like by taking screenshots, using your browser’s bookmarks to save direct links to the ads, or utilizing a tool like Facebook's "Save" feature for posts if applicable, though not all ads may be saved this way.

taking screen shot dot help

No one wants their advertisement to be easily saved and copied by competitors.

and if people scroll fast it may miss and person get it back even if he want

 

[FIDO AGENCY]

Don't let those great ad ideas slip away! Take a screenshot to quickly save it to your collection, or click the action button on the post. This will create a 'trace' in your messages or activity history, allowing you to retrieve your competitor's ideas anytime.

 

[SEO NoraFJ]

Some Facebook ads disable saving or sharing by default, so there is no official way to force-save. In this case, you can copy the ad link and bookmark it in your browser, follow the advertiser's page, check Activity History to review the ads you have interacted with, or save notes/screenshots for later reference.

 

[freejobalerts]

Don't let those great ad ideas slip away! Take a screenshot to quickly save it to your collection, or click the action button on the post. This will create a 'trace' in your messages or activity history, allowing you to retrieve your competitor's ideas anytime.

even if I clikc action button it cant be tarced ot ad

 

[sang23]

Some Facebook ads cannot be saved or shared; please copy the ad link or take a screenshot.

 

[freejobalerts]

Some Facebook ads cannot be saved or shared; please copy the ad link or take a screenshot.

already said
ss wont help

 

[Rehmaann707]

This is due to the fact that advertisers select various formats in an effort to compel consumers to engage with the material instead of just storing it. Screenshots may be taken and stored in your own archives for future use.

 

[leisahorg]

If there are no options to choose from, you can probably just take a screenshot of the ad for later reference.

 

[PPCScope]

For ads that don't have a save button, the best way is to use a free Chrome extension like Foreplay or Magicbrief —they add a 'Save' button directly to your feed and store the ads in a permanent swipe file even if they're deleted later.

 

[LUMINOUS AGENCY]

This usually happens because advertisers use certain formats to encourage direct interaction instead of simple saving. If you need to keep a reference, taking screenshots and storing them for personal use is a practical option.

 

[marietarapqb7]

Some ads have sharing/saving disabled by the advertiser.
The easiest way is to screenshot or copy the ad URL, or check it later via the Meta Ad Library if it’s still running.

 

[Mr.Lee Agency]

Facebook doesn’t let you save every ad directly, so external methods like bookmarks or screenshots are often the most reliable.

 

[HavenX]

You can take a screenshot or use the browser’s “Save page” / bookmark feature, FB doesn’t let you save all ads directly.