Google Ads Scraper (by Urls)

📌 What advertiser and creative data can you collect from Google Ads Transparency Center?

This template collects advertiser and creative-detail records reached from submitted Google Ads Transparency pages, including Page URL, Image URL, Video URL, Description, Advertiser, Last shown, Format, and Variations. It is useful for advertising researchers, brand teams, media analysts, and competitive-intelligence professionals.

Data is collected from Google Ads Transparency Center. Google Ads Transparency Center is a searchable library of advertisements shown across Google platforms.

💰 Pricing

This template is currently free of charge and has no per-line usage fee. Octoparse plan or resource limits may still apply.

📦 Output

Google Ads Scraper (by Urls) returns these fields:

• Advertiser
• Page_URL
• Last_shown
• Format
• Variations
• Regions
• Number_of_impressions
• Image_URL
• Video_URL
• Headline
• Description
• Error

{
  "Advertiser": "Semrush INC",
  "Page_URL": "https://adstransparency.google.com/advertiser/AR12174930187514806273/creative/CR05909607835150319617?region=SI",
  "Last_shown": "Jun 9, 2024",
  "Format": "Text",
  "Variations": "0 variations",
  "Regions": "Slovenia",
  "Number_of_impressions": "0 - 1000",
  "Image_URL": null,
  "Video_URL": null,
  "Headline": "⁦Check Any Site's Traffic⁩",
  "Description": "⁦Evaluate any website's traffic and put competitive insights into your strategy.⁩",
  "Error": null
}

🎯 Use Cases

• Build a structured research dataset organized by Advertiser and Page URL.
• Analyze source content and timing through Description.
• Use Page URL, Image URL, and Video URL to audit source records or feed verified pages into downstream workflows.
• Segment and compare records using Format.

🐙 Why Octoparse

• Built for Google Ads Transparency Center: The automation applies Url list and Times of Scroll, processes the resulting search pages and their result items, and writes structured rows including Advertiser, Page URL, Last shown, and Format.
• Inputs match the workflow: The form uses Url list (up to 100 entries) and Times of Scroll (1 to 1000).
• Fields stay connected: Google Ads Scraper (by Urls) returns Page_URL, Description, Advertiser, Last_shown, and Format in the same structured dataset.
• Ready for repeat use: After Google Ads Scraper (by Urls) runs locally or in the cloud, schedule eligible tasks and export the rows for spreadsheets, dashboards, APIs, or AI workflows.

📝 Input

Complete the following fields:

• Url list (Required) — Enter a list of Urls for searching. Up to 100 entries per run.
• Times of Scroll (Optional) — Times of "Scroll to the bottom", default: 50. Accepted range: 1 to 1000.

🚀 How to Use

1. Open Google Ads Scraper (by Urls) and click Try it!.
2. Complete Url list and Times of Scroll using the formats and limits shown in the Input section.
3. Choose a local or cloud run in Octoparse and start the task.
4. Review fields such as Page_URL, Description, and Advertiser, then export the rows in the format you need.

💡 Tips

• Test one representative value in Url list before submitting a large batch to Google Ads Scraper (by Urls).
• Keep Page_URL in the export so every row can be traced to its originating input or page.

❓ FAQ

How many entries can Google Ads Scraper (by Urls) accept in Url list per run?

Enter up to 100 values in Url list per run.

Which Google Ads Transparency Center pages does Google Ads Scraper (by Urls) process?

The workflow is configured for search-result pages and returns fields such as Page_URL, Description, Advertiser, and Last_shown.

What can I use data from Google Ads Scraper (by Urls) for?

Build a structured research dataset organized by Advertiser and Page URL.

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