How to Spy on Amazon Video Ads

Go to the Chrome Web Store and search for "SaveAMZ" or click the install link on our homepage.

Click "Add to Chrome" and confirm the permissions. SaveAMZ only needs access to Amazon pages — it does not read your data on other websites.

Once installed, you will see the SaveAMZ icon in your browser toolbar. Click it to open the popup and create your free account.

Navigate to any Amazon page — search results, product pages, or category pages. SaveAMZ works automatically in the background.

When a video ad is detected, you will see a small badge appear on the video player with a "Save" button.

SaveAMZ detects three types of video ads: Sponsored Brand Video (SBV), Sponsored Product Video (SPV), and Sponsored Display Video (SDV).

A panel at the bottom-right of the page shows all detected videos with thumbnails and metadata.

Click the "Save" button on any detected video ad to save it to your library. The video URL, brand name, ASIN, product info, and search context are all captured automatically.

Open the SaveAMZ popup to see all your saved videos. Click the download button to save the MP4 file to your computer.

Use the search bar in the popup to find specific videos by brand, keyword, or ASIN.

Mark videos as favorites for quick access later.

Add custom tags to videos to organize them by campaign, niche, or creative style (e.g., "competitor", "trending", "holiday-sale").

Use the filter tabs in the popup to view all videos, favorites only, or search results.

Export your entire library as CSV or JSON from the popup menu for reporting or team sharing.

Search for high-competition keywords to find the most active video advertisers in your niche.

Check multiple Amazon marketplaces (US, UK, DE, JP) to see how brands localize their video creatives.

Save ads from your top 5 competitors regularly to track how their creative strategy evolves over time.

Look at ad position data to understand which keywords competitors are bidding most aggressively on.

Export your data monthly to build a historical database of ad creative trends in your category.

Video URL — direct link to the MP4 file for downloading.

Brand name — the advertiser running the video ad.

ASIN — Amazon Standard Identification Number of the promoted product.

Product title, price, rating, and review count.

Ad type — Sponsored Brand Video, Sponsored Product Video, or Sponsored Display Video.

Search query — the keyword the user searched that triggered the ad.

Ad position — where the ad appeared in search results.

Page URL and marketplace — which Amazon site and page the ad was found on.

Capture timestamp — when the ad was detected.