Facebook Video & Image Downloader
Save public Facebook videos, reels and photos — no extension needed.
How to download from Facebook
Facebook's share menu has no download option. Paste a public video, reel or photo link and the file comes back in the best quality Facebook is serving.
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Copy the post link
Use the share menu, or copy the URL from your browser's address bar.
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Paste it here
Pick Video, Reels or Photo and paste the link in.
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Save the file
Preview it, then download.
What comes back
HD where it exists
Facebook stores several renditions of a video. The highest one available on the post is what you get.
Public posts only, by design
Anything visible without logging in can be fetched: Page posts, public profile posts, and public group content.
Friends-only posts, private groups and anything behind a login stay out of reach. That's deliberate — this tool never asks for your Facebook credentials.
One tool, plenty of uses
Keep your Page's videos
Recover creative you published but no longer have the source file for.
Competitor research
Save ads and organic videos you want to study frame by frame.
Offline playback
Take a long video with you where there's no data.
Re-edit your own footage
Pull a clip back down to cut a shorter version.
Community archives
Keep public group announcements before they scroll away.
Client handovers
Give a client the actual files that ran on their Page.
What you get
Best available quality
The highest rendition Facebook serves for that post, not a downscaled copy.
Reels supported
Vertical reels work in the same box as regular videos.
No extension
Nothing to install. It runs in a normal browser tab.
No account
You never sign in, and no Facebook session is used.
Where the limits are
- Only public content works — private and friends-only posts can't be reached.
- Facebook re-encodes uploads, so the file you get is Facebook's version, not the original camera file.
- Live videos can only be fetched once the replay has finished processing.
Rights and fair use
Downloading public video for personal use is generally accepted. The rights stay with whoever posted it.
Commercial reuse, re-uploading, or passing someone's video off as your own needs their permission.
Questions people ask
Downloaders for other platforms
Same paste-and-save flow, one page per network.