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Debug Meta Pixel, GTM, GA4, LinkedIn, Snapchat & TikTok events in real-time. Inspect params, detect issues, fire test events. PixelProbe — Marketing Event Debugger Debug, test and validate marketing pixels and analytics events in real-time — directly from your browser. SUPPORTED PLATFORMS - Meta Pixel (Facebook Pixel) — track fbq() events, Purchase, AddToCart, Lead, ViewContent and custom events - Google Tag Manager (GTM) — inspect dataLayer pushes, container IDs, tag firing order and full dataLayer state - Google Analytics 4 (GA4) — monitor gtag() events with full parameter visibility - LinkedIn Insight Tag — capture lintrk() conversion events and partner IDs - Snapchat Pixel — debug snaptr() track calls - TikTok Pixel — inspect ttq.track() events in real time KEY FEATURES - Live event feed — see every pixel event fire as it happens, with timestamps - Parameter inspector — view all event parameters, values and data types at a glance - Automatic issue detection — instantly flags missing required parameters, undefined values and misconfigured events - GTM panel — view loaded GTM containers, inspect dataLayer state and replay historical pushes - Pixel detection — automatically detects which pixels are installed on any page, including their IDs - Test event firing — fire test events (Purchase, Lead, AddToCart, etc.) to any platform directly from the popup without touching code - JSON export — copy any event as JSON for documentation or bug reports - Pause and resume recording — control when events are captured without losing history - Search and filter — filter events by platform, event name or any parameter value BUILT FOR - Digital marketers validating pixel implementations - Marketing engineers debugging tracking setups - Agencies auditing client pixel configurations - Media buyers verifying conversion event data - QA teams testing analytics before go-live PRIVACY PixelProbe captures events locally in your browser only. No data is ever sent to external servers. Nothing is tracked or stored beyond your browser session.
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