Full HD quality
Save videos in the highest quality Facebook provides — up to 1080p, no watermark, no re-encoding.
How to download a Facebook video
Three steps. Around ten seconds. No app installs.
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Copy the link of the Facebook video, Reel or Watch page.
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Paste the link into the field above and press Download.
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Choose your quality — HD, SD or MP3 — and save the file.
Why people choose us
A downloader that feels like a product, not a popup farm.
Blazing fast
Smart caching means popular videos resolve instantly and downloads start in a single click.
MP3 extraction
Turn any public video or Reel into a clean MP3 audio file with one tap.
Free & unlimited
No accounts, no daily caps, no hidden fees. Paste a link and download — that's it.
Works everywhere
Phone, tablet or desktop — the downloader is built mobile-first and works in any modern browser.
Private & secure
Links are processed over HTTPS and never shared. We don't require logins or store your videos.
Built for the way Facebook actually serves video
Paste a link and the tool reads the video straight from Facebook’s own player data — the same information the site uses to play it for you. For most videos there is no queue to sit in and nothing to install. Because the file reaches you directly from Facebook’s content delivery network instead of being copied onto our servers first, the download runs at your connection’s full speed and the original quality is preserved exactly as it was uploaded.
Every quality Facebook published, listed before you commit
A Facebook upload is re-encoded into several renditions so the player can adapt to a viewer’s connection. Rather than guessing for you, this tool lists what genuinely exists for that specific video — usually 1080p, 720p and a smaller SD file — with the approximate size beside each one. You pick. On mobile data that difference matters: the same two-minute clip can be 90 MB at 1080p and under 15 MB at SD.
Audio without the video, when that is all you wanted
Interviews, live sets, lectures and podcast clips are often worth keeping as sound alone. Choose Convert to MP3 and the audio track is extracted server-side and handed back as a standard MP3 that plays in any music app, on any phone, offline. Short clips convert while you wait; longer ones go through a queue that tells you where you are in it.
Public content only, and that is deliberate
This tool reaches what a signed-out visitor can already see. Videos limited to friends, posts inside closed groups and anything on a private profile are out of reach by design — retrieving them would mean handling someone’s Facebook credentials, and no download is worth that. If a video will not play for you in a private browser window, it will not work here either.
Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for
There is no account, no email, no trial and no watermark added to anything you save. It runs in whatever browser you already have, on a phone, tablet or desktop, and behaves the same on iPhone, Android, Windows, macOS and Linux. Links you paste are cached briefly so a popular video is not fetched twice, and are never tied to you.
Where the waiting actually goes
Most of the time a download takes is not us — it is the round trip to Facebook to read what qualities exist. The first person to ask for a given video pays that cost; everyone after them is answered from cache, which is why a link doing the rounds resolves almost instantly. When Facebook is slow the request moves to a background queue rather than leaving you on a spinner, and the page tells you your position instead of pretending nothing is happening.
The same tool on a phone, a tablet or a laptop
There is no separate mobile version and no app to install. The same page works in Safari on iPhone, Chrome on Android, and any desktop browser on Windows, macOS or Linux. On iOS, files land in the Files app or Photos depending on how you save them; on Android they go to your Downloads folder. If a download does not start on a phone, it is almost always the browser asking for permission rather than the link being broken.
Frequently asked questions
Is this Facebook video downloader free?
Yes — completely free, with no download limits, no account and no hidden fees. The service is supported by unobtrusive advertising.
Can I download private videos?
No. Only public videos, Reels and Watch clips can be processed. Content limited to friends, groups or subscribers is not accessible to the downloader — and that's by design.
Which formats and qualities are available?
Every quality Facebook provides for the video — usually HD (720p/1080p) and SD MP4 — plus MP3 audio extraction. File sizes are shown before you download.
Where are downloaded videos saved?
Wherever your browser saves downloads — typically the Downloads folder on desktop, or your gallery/files app on mobile. You can change the location in your browser settings.
Is it legal to download Facebook videos?
Downloading videos you created, or content whose owner has given you permission, is fine for personal use. Re-distributing copyrighted content without permission is not. Always respect creators' rights and Facebook's terms.
Do I need to install an app or extension?
No. Everything runs in your browser on any device — phone, tablet or desktop. Just copy a link, paste it and download.
Ready to save your first video?
Scroll up, paste a link and see for yourself — it takes seconds.
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