Bulk editor for Facebook ads across ad accounts
Short answer: select campaigns, ad sets or ads from any number of ad accounts, open one dialog, change the field, and publish. Multitool ADS stages the change in the table first, then sends it to Meta object by object and reports a result for each one.
What you can change in bulk
| Level | Fields |
|---|---|
| Campaigns | Status, name, budget, bid strategy and other campaign settings |
| Ad sets | Status, name, budget, schedule, placements, targeting, bid strategy and other settings |
| Ads | Status, name, creative media, text and other ad settings |
How it works
- Filter the table, for example by a country code in the name, and select objects from several ad accounts.
- Choose Edit and the field to change. The dialog keeps the same layout for every field.
- The table shows the new values as a draft, so you see the result before anything is sent.
- Select Publish. Each object gets its own outcome: applied, already in place, skipped with a reason, or failed with Meta's reason.
Details that save mistakes
- Budgets in each account's currency. The number you type is applied with each ad account's own currency rules.
- Skipped means skipped. If a setting does not apply to an object, that object is skipped and named, instead of being counted as done.
- One write per object. Everything you changed on one object goes to Meta in one request, so related settings do not land minutes apart.
Compared with Ads Manager
Ads Manager edits several objects together inside one ad account, and its spreadsheet import works per account too. The bulk editor in Multitool ADS does the same across all of your accounts at once. A step-by-step comparison is in how to bulk edit Facebook ads across multiple ad accounts.
You can open the bulk edit dialog on demo ad accounts in the live demo, no account needed.