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Meta edits your ads behind your back.
Undo it in one click.

Every new ad ships with 60+ Advantage+ "enhancements" flipped on by default — AI overlays, restyles, music, product picks, rewritten copy. This extension turns every one off in seconds. One ad, or bulk across every draft in the campaign.

Enhancements on this ad: 64 → 0
On the Chrome Web Store ★★★★★ 64 categories tracked Free forever
Clean · 0 enhancements on
Advantage+ creative
Music · Video effects · 3D animation
Website highlights · Site links · Summaries
Browser add-ons · Shop · Promotions
Relevant comments · Text variations · Backgrounds
Disable enhancements 64

Every ad starts compromised.

You build the creative. Meta quietly layers its own AI on top — and ticks the boxes for you. Here's a fraction of what's on by default the moment you open a new ad:

Advantage+ creative — restyles your image & copyOn
Music laid over your videoOn
AI text generation — rewrites your headlineOn
Shop & Browser add-on destinationsOn
Site links, summaries, website highlightsOn
Product picks, promo overlays, comment surfacingOn

…and 57 more, buried four sub-menus deep. They skew your A/B tests, muddy attribution, and reshape creative you spent hours on — silently.

Doing it by hand

  • Hunt four menus deep, on every single ad
  • Miss one toggle → skewed test data
  • ~60 seconds of clicking per ad
  • Then repeat for all 30 drafts

With the extension

  • One click — every toggle off
  • Nothing missed, 64 categories tracked
  • ~5 seconds per ad
  • Bulk all 30 drafts, then walk away

Six tools. One job:
keep Meta's hands off your creative.

Built by a media buyer who got tired of Meta rewriting his headlines, re-cropping his images, and laying random music over his edits. Every feature exists because Meta added a toggle nobody asked for.

One click. Every toggle dead.

Four submenus deep, 47 clicks per ad — gone. Open any editor, hit Disable, every Advantage+ toggle flips off in under 5 seconds. Including the ones Meta hides behind drilldowns.

40 drafts before BFCM? No problem.

Hit Bulk, make coffee. The extension opens every draft, kills the enhancements, saves, moves on. Comes back to a clean campaign. Zero missed toggles, zero manual saves.

64 categories. And counting.

Music, restyle, AI text, Shop destinations, browser add-ons, site links, summaries, product picks. Every new toggle Meta ships gets shipped here — usually within days. v4.7.86 says hi.

Surgical, not blunt.

Want Music ON for the creator brand but OFF on the B2B account? Lock it per ad account. Regex on ad names. Bulk respects every rule, every time. Built for agencies running 14 accounts.

60-second undo. No questions.

Every run — single or bulk — captures a snapshot. Hit Undo within 60 seconds if Meta panics, the page glitches, or you nuked the wrong campaign. Mistakes happen exactly once.

Zero data leaves your tab.

No analytics. No telemetry. No remote server, no SDK, no fingerprint. Open DevTools, watch the Network tab — it stays empty. The extension makes literally zero outbound calls. Ever.

Three steps. Then never think about it again.

Install once. Open any Meta ad. An orange Disable button sits in the corner waiting.

Install. 10 seconds.

Chrome Web Store, one click. No account, no signup. The extension only activates on Ads Manager — does literally nothing anywhere else.

Open any ad's Edit screen

A floating widget appears in the corner. It reads what's on, shows the count, names every enhancement. You see exactly what's about to die before you pull the trigger.

Click Disable. Walk away.

The extension drills into every submenu, flips every toggle, unchecks the recommendation boxes Meta pre-ticked, and saves. Five seconds later, your ad is yours again.

Do the math. It hurts.

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.

One ad. The manual dance.

  • Duplicate dialog Uncheck Select-all recommendations + four checkboxes ~6 s
  • Open Creative setup Click Edit, wait for it to mount ~3 s
  • Music Find toggle, click off ~3 s
  • Shop destination Drill into Personalized destinations → Shop → toggle off ~6 s
  • Browser add-ons Same drill, different sub-tab ~5 s
  • Promotions Click pencil → uncheck Promo codes + Email sign-up → Save sub-modal ~10 s
  • Website highlights Expand row → toggle off → save Creative setup ~8 s
  • Website summaries Expand row → uncheck → re-save ~8 s
  • Site links Expand row → flip → save again ~6 s
  • Verify nothing snuck back Re-open, double-check, save once more ~5 s
Manual total per ad ~60 seconds · sometimes 90+ when Meta re-renders mid-click
With the extension ~5 seconds · one click, walk away

Now plug in 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.)

100
$60
Time you waste per month 83 min on this clicking dance
That's worth $83 every single month
Per year $996 that just walks out

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.

Take it back — install free

People who got their Mondays back.

Buyers, agency leads, and ecom owners who installed it and stopped paying the Advantage+ tax. Real quotes, real workloads.

"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."
MK Maria K. Performance lead · agency, 14 client accounts
"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. 🤝"
AR Alex R. Shop owner · $4M/yr ecom
"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."
TP Tomás P. Freelance media buyer
"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."
AV Anna V. Head of paid acquisition
"Finally. Just finally."
PM Pat M. DTC marketer
"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."
RO Ruslan O. Growth engineer

FAQ

Quick answers to what most people ask before installing.

Is it really free?
Yes. Every feature is currently free. The Ko-fi button is optional — if the extension saves you time, throw some coffee at the developer. No paywall, no premium tier.
Will Meta ban my account?
The extension only clicks UI toggles a human could click. It never touches the Meta API. The risk is the same as you turning toggles off yourself. Some users have run it on thousands of ads without issue. Use at your own discretion.
Does it work on Meta Business Suite?
It runs on 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.
What data does it collect?
None that leaves your browser. Settings (which categories to disable, theme, history of recent runs) are stored in Chrome's local sync storage. No analytics, no remote servers, no third-party scripts. See the full Privacy Policy.
Why does it have 60+ categories?
Because Meta added 60+ enhancements over the past two years and keeps shipping more. Some are at the campaign level (Advantage+ campaign budget), others at the creative level (music, 3D animation, AI text generation, restyle). The extension catalogs every one we've seen.
What about Advantage+ shopping campaigns?
Those campaign types are designed around Advantage+ logic — disabling enhancements there will break them. The extension targets standard sales / leads / traffic campaigns where Meta auto-applied creative enhancements you didn't choose.
Can I disable only some enhancements, not all?
Yes. In the popup's Filters tab you can toggle which categories to handle. Music can stay on while Advantage+ creative gets killed. Per-account locks remember your preferences.
I found a new Meta toggle that isn't disabled. What do I do?
Open the popup's Stats tab — it logs unmatched labels the extension saw but didn't recognize. Email the list (see contact) and it gets added in the next release.

Here's the extension on a real ad.

The floating orange pill sits in the corner of every Ads Manager screen. It reads what's on, counts the enhancements, lets you kill them all without leaving the editor.

adsmanager.facebook.com /manage/ads
Campaigns 3 Ad sets 5 Ads 14
Last 7 days All statuses
Ad name Status Advantage+ enhancements
Hero · BFCM v3 Active 14 on
Carousel · best-sellers Active 11 on
Video · founder POV Draft 17 on
Static · proof grid Draft 9 on
UGC · testimonial Active 12 on

Sits in every Ads Manager URL — adsmanager.facebook.com, business.facebook.com, regional CDN subdomains. Inactive on every other site.

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