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Before you test your ad integration, you must launch ad inspector in your app. This page covers how to launch ad inspector using gestures and how to launch programmatically.

Before you continue, do the following:

• Complete all items in the initial Prerequisites to create an AdMob account, set your test device, initialize Google Mobile Ads SDK , and install the latest version.

You can launch ad inspector in the following ways:

• Use the gesture you selected in the AdMob UI after registering a test device. For details, see Set up a test device.
• Programmatically through the Google Mobile Ads SDK .

To launch ad inspector with a gesture, perform the gesture, such as a double flick or shake, that you configured in AdMob UI for your test device. For more details, see Test your app with ad inspector.

After you set a gesture in the AdMob UI, allow time to propagate. Make an ad request through the Google Mobile Ads SDK to register your gesture setting with your test device. If performing your gesture fails to open in ad inspector, try to load an ad, restart your app, and test the gesture again.

Launch ad inspector by running the following:

MobileAds.openAdInspector(
    context,
    new OnAdInspectorClosedListener() {
      public void onAdInspectorClosed(@Nullable AdInspectorError error) {
        // Error will be non-null if ad inspector closed due to an error.
      }
    });

MobileAds.openAdInspector(context) { error ->
  // Error will be non-null if ad inspector closed due to an error.
}

This method works for test devices registered programmatically or in the AdMob UI. For more details, see Enable test devices.

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Last updated 2025-08-15 UTC.

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