Facebook page transparency: the ad library, active ads and page ID for any page

Page transparency is the panel on a Facebook page that shows when the page was created, which countries its admins sit in, any names it has used before, and whether it is currently running ads. For anyone researching a competitor it is the shortest route from a brand page to that brand's live ad creative, because the panel links straight into the Meta Ad Library filtered to that one advertiser.

The catch in 2026 is that Meta moved it. The old About then Page Transparency path no longer shows the panel on many pages, which is why so many people now search for page transparency and conclude Facebook removed it. It is still there, just relocated, and there is a URL you can build by hand that skips the hunt entirely: append view_all_page_id and the numeric page ID to the ad library address and you land on that advertiser's ads directly.

AdEye takes the same public data the transparency panel points at and removes the clicking. Note that AdEye reads Google's ad transparency data, not Meta's, so it cannot resolve a Facebook page to its Meta ads; the URL trick above is how you do that. What AdEye removes the clicking from is the same job on Google: paste a brand or a website and you get every live Google ad for that advertiser in one feed, AI-tagged by hook, angle and format, with run length so the creatives earning real budget separate themselves from this week's tests. Nothing here comes from behind a login. It is the same public ad-library record, organized so you can actually use it.