Recent 90-day window
Results come from the most recent 90 UTC calendar days, so this page reflects current creative activity.
Review recently discovered Facebook ads without losing the research context. Compare image, video, and carousel formats across games, utility apps, and ecommerce.
Use the filters to compare Facebook creative formats by industry. Ads are ordered by first-seen time, so this is a recency view rather than a performance leaderboard.
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How this page is built
Use the feed to inspect recent creative patterns. It is intentionally described as a discovery sample rather than a list of guaranteed winning ads.
Results come from the most recent 90 UTC calendar days, so this page reflects current creative activity.
Creatives are ordered by first-seen time, not by spend, conversions, or a hidden performance score.
Duplicate creatives are removed and strict unsafe-media handling is applied before results reach this page.
Each filter view contains up to 100 creatives, divided into five lightweight pages of 20 for easier scanning.
Research workflow
Treat each ad as evidence of a message, format, and test—not as a template to reproduce unchanged.
Identify the first promise, problem, or visual interruption before evaluating the rest of the design.
Look across several advertisers for recurring offers, CTA language, visual structures, and format choices.
Observed days can suggest continued use, but validate the advertiser, market, and wider campaign context in SocialPeta.
Go beyond the public sample
Use SocialPeta Display Ads to search with more dimensions, inspect advertisers, compare creative activity, and move from examples to actionable research.
Straight answers
No. Meta operates the official transparency library. This is a SocialPeta creative-research page that presents a recent sample and connects it to a broader cross-platform advertising intelligence workflow.
Meta's official library covers ads across its ecosystem. This page specifically displays records identified by the SocialPeta public feed as Facebook creatives.
No. A creative, its observed duration, or public engagement signals can inform a hypothesis, but they do not establish conversions, spend, ROAS, or profitability.
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