Meta Ad Library Spy & Shopify Product Importer by Spyer.io Chrome extension security report

Spyer.io turns a Meta ad or a Shopify store into products you can import — an actual Shopify CSV, not a screenshot and not a list you retype by hand. The spying half is there to tell you which ones are worth importing in the first place. FROM AN AD TO A PRODUCT CSV Click Extract on a saved ad and its copy and creative images are read into a product: title, description, price, product type, tags, and variant options. Prices and size options are suggested when the ad doesn't state them, always marked "estimated" so you know which numbers to check. Edit anything, then download a CSV in Shopify's import format. Products are exported as drafts by default, so nothing goes live by accident. Products taken from a store skip that step entirely: their price, variants and images come straight from the store's own catalog, so they use no credits and nothing is guessed. ON THE META AD LIBRARY Every ad card gets a Save button and a row of signals read from the page itself: • How many days the ad has been running — the single best free indicator that an ad is making money. 60+ days is marked "Proven", 21+ "Scaling", 7+ "Testing". • Whether the ad has been stopped, its call to action, and how many creative versions the advertiser is testing • Reach in the EU, where Meta's own transparency data publishes it • The landing page domain, so you can see at a glance where the ad sends people A toolbar on the results page filters the whole page at once: hide everything under N days, show only what you have not saved yet, reorder by longest running, and save every ad still showing in one click. Saved ads can be sorted and grouped into folders. The Stores tab then ranks every brand you have saved an ad for by how long that brand's longest-running ad has been up — so the next store worth opening is the one at the top, instead of forty domains in the order you happened to save them. ON ANY SHOPIFY STORE Open a store and the extension offers to read it. You get: • Its best sellers, in the store's own best-selling order • Its newest products, so you can see what it is testing right now • The theme it runs, its currency, market, roughly how long it has been selling, and the apps and pixels it has installed • A link to search the Ad Library for that brand, and a supplier search for any product • One click adds any of those products to your import list, with its price, variants and images intact TRACK A STORE OVER TIME Mark a store as tracked and it is re-read every few hours. The panel then shows what actually changed: products added and removed, price cuts, and movement in the store's own best-selling order — "#7 → #2 in 9 days". Until there are two readings to compare it says so, rather than showing a row of zeroes. NO INVENTED NUMBERS Most tools in this category print a revenue figure next to every store. There is no honest way to get one from the outside — it takes probing someone's checkout, and a guessed number looks exactly like a measured one on screen. So this extension shows none. Everything it does show is read directly: how many days an ad has been running, where a product sits in the store's own best-selling order, and what changed between two readings. 50 free extracts per month. Reading stores is unlimited. No account, no sign-up. PRIVACY There is no analytics and no tracking of any kind. On a non-Shopify page the extension does nothing at all. On a Shopify store it does nothing until you click "Inspect this store", and then the only thing that leaves your machine is that store's address — used to fetch the same public catalog pages your browser would load anyway. When you click Extract, the ad's text and image URLs — public information published by the advertiser — are sent to our server to be turned into product data. Everything else stays on your computer and is deleted when you uninstall. Full policy: https://spyer.io/privacy/ Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Meta Platforms, Inc. or Shopify Inc. "Meta Ad Library" and "Shopify" are used only to describe what this tool works with.