Campaign Bulk & Analysis Tools: Free PPC Tools in Your Browser
Bulk sheets save hours, but one wrong column breaks the whole upload. These free PPC tools build upload-ready sheets for Google Ads Editor, Meta Ads Manager and Amazon Ads, find negative keywords that block your own keywords, and break search term reports into phrases so you can see where money is wasted.
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- Search Terms N-gram Analyzer for Google AdsBreak search terms into 1–3-word phrases with cost and conversions, and copy the negatives that wasted money.
- Campaign CSV Builder for Google Ads EditorBuild an Editor-ready CSV of campaigns, ad groups and keywords from any sheet, with match types, bids and duplicate checks.
- Negative Keyword Conflict Checker for Google AdsUpload your keywords and negatives to see which negatives stop your own keywords from showing, with a removal file for Editor.
All campaign bulk & analysis tools
12 tools
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Rename Facebook and Instagram campaigns, ad sets and ads in bulk to one naming convention — with a before/after preview and an Ads Manager import file.
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Build an Editor-ready CSV of campaigns, ad groups and keywords from any sheet, with match types, bids and duplicate checks.
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Turn a sheet of headlines and descriptions into responsive search ads for Google Ads Editor, with character limits, paths and pins checked.
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Upload your keywords and negatives to see which negatives stop your own keywords from showing, with a removal file for Editor.
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Break search terms into 1–3-word phrases with cost and conversions, and copy the negatives that wasted money.
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Pick the search terms that cost money without sales and get upload-ready negative exact or phrase rows for Amazon bulk operations.
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Fill Meta's Ads Manager import template from a plain sheet of campaigns, ad sets and ad copy, with checks for links, countries, CTAs and budgets.
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Build new Sponsored Products campaigns, ad groups, keywords and product targets in bulk, or add keywords to campaigns you already run.
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See which words in your Amazon search terms waste money and which ones sell, with ACOS per phrase, ready negatives and new keywords to add.
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Turn a list of ZIP codes, cities or counties into Google Ads location IDs, with warnings for look-alike places and locations Google plans to remove.
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Turn days and hours into Google Ads Editor ad schedule rows with bid adjustments, the 6-per-day limit and time zone shifts handled.
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Clean a messy list of websites, apps and YouTube channels into Google Ads placement exclusions, with duplicates and already-covered entries removed.
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Split Google Ads and Amazon search terms into words and phrases, find the ones that waste money, and add them as negatives safely.
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Frequently asked questions
Are these PPC tools really free?
Yes. No sign-up, no email walls. Large files (100,000 rows and more) are processed in the background. When ads are switched on, they pay for the site; they are shown on the pages, never inside a tool.
Do I need to connect my ad account?
No. You download a report or export from your ad account, load it into a tool, and download the result. The tools never ask for a login, so they cannot change anything in your account.
Which file types can I upload?
CSV, TSV, TXT and Excel files (XLSX), plus pasted rows from a spreadsheet. Exports in UTF-16 and other encodings that ad platforms sometimes use are detected and converted automatically.
Can these tools replace Google Ads scripts?
For one-off jobs, often yes: n-gram analysis, negative keyword conflicts and bulk sheets need no code here. Scripts are still the better choice for tasks that must run automatically every day inside your account.
Do the bulk sheets work in Google Ads Editor and Amazon Ads?
Yes. Each builder writes the column names and values its platform documents — Google Ads Editor’s CSV import columns, Amazon Sponsored Products bulksheet columns and Meta’s Ads Manager import format. Always preview the import in the platform before you post the changes.