AdSwipeFile developer docs

AdSwipeFile is the ad creative swipe file: 22,543+ winning ads filed by brand, niche and format. Software can read it four ways, from no setup to full access.

• Markdown pages, no setup: any page URL with Accept: text/markdown returns that page as markdown.
• Public JSON API, no setup: search, the newest ads of a list, one ad's card; 60 requests a minute.
• MCP server, free account and one OAuth sign-in: the whole library, the ads' copy, your saved ads.
• https://adswipefile.com/llms.txt, no setup: the map of the site for a language model.

When to use AdSwipeFile

Reach for it when a task needs real ad creative to learn from or cite: examples of ads in a niche or format, what a brand runs, hooks and angles to adapt, or a link to a specific ad. It is a reference library, not an ad platform: it does not run, buy, measure or report on ads.

Machine-readable files

• https://adswipefile.com/llms.txt and https://adswipefile.com/llms-full.txt: what this is, when to use it, every way in
• https://adswipefile.com/skill.md: instructions for an agent, as a skill file
• https://adswipefile.com/openapi.json: the public HTTP API, OpenAPI 3.1
• https://adswipefile.com/.well-known/mcp.json: the MCP server card
• https://adswipefile.com/sitemap.xml: every public page

Access and limits

Browsing is free. Signed out, every list (the homepage, a niche, a format, a brand) shows its newest 12 ads, and each ad has its own page. A free account (email link or code, or Google; no credit card) unlocks the rest of the library, saving ads to favorites, and the MCP server for AI assistants. The markdown pages and the JSON API show the signed-out view; the MCP server shows what a signed-in reader sees.