Stop Meta from auto-stuffing your ads with AI overlays, restyles, product picks and "improvements" you didn't ask for. Cleans 60+ enhancement toggles per ad — or bulk-disables across every draft in your campaign.
Meta keeps shipping new "Advantage+" toggles that flip on by default and quietly change how your creatives render. This extension turns every single one off.
Open any ad edit screen → click Disable Enhancements. Every Advantage+ toggle flips off in under 10 seconds, including the ones hidden behind sub-menus.
Got 20 draft ads in a campaign? One click iterates through all of them — opens each, disables enhancements, saves, moves on. Walk away.
Music, 3D animation, restyle, AI text generation, Shop destination, Browser add-ons, Site links, Website highlights, Promotions — and every new one Meta ships next quarter.
Want Advantage+ creative ON for a specific campaign? Add a substring or regex rule. Bulk skips matching ads automatically.
Every bulk + single run captures a snapshot. Hit Undo within 60 seconds if Meta panics or you flipped the wrong thing.
Runs entirely in your browser. No analytics, no telemetry, no servers. Your ad data never leaves your tab.
Install once. Open any Meta ad. The widget appears in the corner with an orange Disable button.
Free. No account. The extension activates only on Ads Manager URLs — does nothing anywhere else.
The floating widget reads what's currently enabled and shows a count. You see exactly what's about to get disabled.
The extension opens every relevant sub-menu, flips toggles off, unchecks recommendation checkboxes, and clicks Save. Done.
One ad doesn't feel like much. But Meta's enhancement panel keeps growing, and you keep doing the same dance. Here's the receipt — for one ad, then for your real workload.
Drag the sliders. The numbers update live. (We're being conservative — saved time per ad is set to 50s, not 60s, to account for the rare ad that's already clean.)
You'd be mad if Meta charged you $996/year for a feature you didn't want. They're not charging you in dollars — they're charging you in seconds. Same outcome. A coffee costs less.
Quotes from buyers, agency leads and ecom owners who installed it and never looked back.
"I run 14 accounts for clients. Every Monday: open ad, untick 'Apply all recommendations', dive into Creative setup, kill Music, Shop, Browser add-ons, save, repeat × 60. I lost a whole Friday once just doing this. Now? One click. Per ad. I got my Mondays back."
"WAIT WHAT. I just bulk-cleaned 47 drafts in 4 minutes. Forty-seven. Four minutes. I was literally about to outsource this to a VA for $200/month. Throwing coffee at the dev instead. 🤝"
"Meta every Monday: 'Here's 23 new AI enhancements you definitely want!' Me: cries softly into spreadsheet. This extension: 'I got you.' Best $0 I've ever spent. 10/10 throwing rocks."
"Three of my buyers each spend ~45 min/week on this manually. That's ~6 hours/week across the team I just got back. We tried it on one campaign first — bulk across 38 drafts, zero misfires. Sold."
"Finally. Just finally."
"Most 'cleanup' tools fall over the minute Meta renames a toggle. This one has like a million fallback strategies — I checked the source. The pencil-into-sub-modal handling alone is wild. Real work."
Quick answers to what most people ask before installing.
adsmanager.facebook.com, business.facebook.com, and Ads Manager URLs nested under Facebook. The widget appears only when you're inside an ad's edit screen.