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Auto Protection (rejected ads)

Automatically pause rejected ads and swap the image for a white one

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Auto Protection: shield your ad account

Auto Protection keeps your ad account healthy automatically. When Meta rejects an ad, leaving it sitting there piles up rejections and raises the risk of an account ban. Auto Protection reacts on its own to prevent that.

How it works

As soon as one of your ads is rejected by Meta, the system:

  1. Pauses the ad immediately.
  2. Swaps the image for a neutral "white" one (that passes review).
  3. Removes the ad texts — copy is usually the reason for rejection.

The result is a clean, paused ad that stops adding rejections to your account.

How to enable and configure

Open Tools → Auto Protection in the sidebar.

1

Turn it on

Use the toggle at the top of the screen to enable Auto Protection.

2

Choose the protected accounts

Protection only applies to your monitored accounts. In "Protected accounts" pick "All" (every monitored account) or "Manual" (mark only the ones you want).

3

Set the white creative

In "White creative" pick "Automatic" (the system chooses one of our default white images) or "Manual" (choose a default image or upload your own).

Texts are always removed

In both modes the ad texts (headline and description) are always cleared — Auto Protection swaps the image and leaves the creative clean. The copy is usually what gets flagged.

Only monitored accounts

Auto Protection never touches accounts you do not monitor, even if you have access to them. It only acts on active monitored accounts.

Track what was protected

The "Protection history" card shows every ad the system protected, with the status (Swapped, Paused only, or Failed) and the BM, account and campaign — so you can find the ad in Ads Manager easily.

Frequently asked questions

How fast does it act?
The rejection is picked up on the periodic sync with Meta (about every 30 minutes) and protection acts right after.

Does it act more than once on the same ad?
No. Each ad is protected only once, to avoid repetition.

Does the ad go live again on its own?
No. It stays paused — reactivating it (with the already-approved white creative) is your call, from the campaigns screen.