Download from Facebook
Paste a link to a Reel or a video post and save it.
By using this site you confirm you have the right to download the file you request.
How it works
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Get the post address
Click the timestamp on desktop and copy the bar; in the app use Share → Copy link.
- 2
Paste it and press Start
Every facebook.com shape works. fb.watch short links do not — see below.
- 3
Save
One video row at the quality the uploader posted.
What you can get
Reels and ordinary video posts both work, whether the link says facebook.com or web.facebook.com — the share sheet gives either. Anything behind a login cannot be read, which covers private groups, friends-only posts and most of what a profile keeps to itself. Facebook also serves its video in AV1, a format older phones cannot play, so we convert it to H.264 before handing it over: the file is larger than the original and it opens anywhere.
Why fb.watch is refused
A short link is a redirector: it says nothing about where it goes until our server follows it, and allowing one inside a list of permitted sites means the list permits every site. That is the standard way a tool like this is turned into a proxy for probing someone else’s network.
Paste the address the post itself shows and it works. These shapes are accepted:
- facebook.com/watch?v=1234567890
- facebook.com/reel/1234567890
- facebook.com/pagename/videos/1234567890
- web.facebook.com and m.facebook.com, of any of the above
What quality to expect
Facebook re-compresses uploads, often hard, so a video that was crisp when filmed can arrive soft. That is how it is stored on their side rather than something this adds — the file is already H.264 with AAC, so it is copied rather than re-encoded.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my link not work?
If it starts with fb.watch, open it once in a browser and copy the full facebook.com address it lands on.
Can I download from a group?
Only a public one. A private group needs membership, which means an account.
Does it work with reels?
Yes, facebook.com/reel/ addresses are handled the same way.