Yes. Only the ad is duplicated, into the ad set you choose in another account of yours:

  1. Open Meta Ads, click Bulk edits (above the table), go to the Ads tab and select the ad (you can select more than one).
  2. Click Duplicate in the bar that appears at the bottom and turn on Duplicate into another ad set.
  3. Under Destination account, choose the account. The current account is labeled "(this account)". The other accounts you use in Meta Ads appear if they are active on Meta (a deactivated account can't be a destination). If you have no other active account, the field doesn't appear.
  4. Select one or more Destination campaigns and, in each one, the Destination ad sets. The ad is duplicated into each selected ad set.
  5. Click Duplicate and follow the progress on the card in the corner of the screen.

What changes when the destination is another account:

  • The image or video is uploaded again to the destination account.
  • Page: Ads Editor uses the Page selected under Page and Instagram (optional). If none is selected, it uses the destination ad set's Page. If the ad set has no Page, Ads Editor uses the source Page when the destination account has access to it; otherwise, it uses the first available Page. Instagram follows the selected Page unless you choose a different profile.
  • The pixel from the source account doesn't come along, because it isn't valid in the other account: conversion tracking follows what is set on the destination ad set.
  • An ad built from an existing post uses the same post, and the destination account needs access to that Page.

What isn't possible this way: sending an entire ad set to another account (an ad set's Duplicate into another campaign only works within the same account). To move a whole campaign with its ad sets and ads, select the campaign and use Duplicate to another ad account.

For a team member, the destination account must be allowed for them. You can also do this through AI Copilot or MCP: ask, for example, "duplicate ad X into ad set Y in the Store B account".