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Facebook Video DownloaderSave videos and Reels as MP4

Paste a link to a public Facebook video or Reel and download it as MP4 in the quality Facebook publishes. Free, no signup and no browser extension needed.

Paste a Facebook link

Paste the whole thing, no need to trim the surrounding text

About downloading from Facebook

Facebook offers no download button on other people's posts, and the share menu only ever gives you a link. Paste that link here and the video comes back as a plain MP4 you can keep, at the quality Facebook publishes for it.

Regular feed videos, Reels and videos posted by Pages all work as long as the post is public. Both facebook.com and fb.watch links are accepted.

Posts restricted to friends, private groups or a login wall cannot be reached — the file is simply not served to anyone who is not signed in, and this tool holds no Facebook session.

What you can pull out

  • MP4 video in the qualities Facebook publishes
  • Reels, in their original vertical framing
  • Videos posted by Pages
  • The video thumbnail
Step by step

How to copy a Facebook link

  1. Open the video or Reel on Facebook
  2. Tap Share, then "Copy link"
  3. On desktop you can also copy the address from the browser bar
  4. Paste the link into the box above and press Start
FAQ

Facebook downloader questions

Can I download a video from a private group?
No. Group and friends-only videos are served only to signed-in members, and this tool has no Facebook session. If the video does not play in a logged-out browser, it cannot be fetched.
Do fb.watch short links work?
Yes. Short links are followed to the real post before anything else happens, so you can paste whichever form the Share menu gave you.
Why is only one quality offered?
Facebook publishes an HD and an SD rendition for most videos, but which of them is reachable without a login varies by post. We list every rendition we can actually reach rather than showing options that would fail.
Is audio included?
Yes, the MP4 has its audio track. If you need the sound on its own, load the downloaded file into the audio workbench and export it as MP3 — that conversion happens inside your browser.