Use the direct post URL
Whenever possible, copy the exact post, video, or Reel URL instead of a shortened or redirected sharing link.
The main flow is short: paste a supported Facebook link, load the available results, then continue with the download button for the version you want.
Open the Facebook video or Reel you want to save, then copy its direct URL from the browser or the share menu.
Use the homepage or the Facebook Reels page, paste the link into the field, and submit the form to fetch the available media data.
Review the returned qualities, open the download popup, then continue to the file version that fits your device and connection.
Most issues are caused by the wrong link type, incomplete access, or content that Facebook has not exposed as downloadable media.
Whenever possible, copy the exact post, video, or Reel URL instead of a shortened or redirected sharing link.
If Facebook has not fully loaded the video page yet, the parser may miss the best quality or fail to find a stream at all.
Use the main Facebook downloader for standard posts, the Reels page for short videos, and the private page only when you need to paste full page source HTML.
This site uses separate pages for the most common Facebook download cases so the instructions stay clear and the form matches the content type.
Use the homepage when you have a public Facebook video link and want to fetch the available download qualities directly.
Use the private video page when Facebook does not expose results from the URL alone and you need to paste the full page source from your own browser session.
Use the Reels downloader page when you are working with short-form vertical Facebook videos and want a page written for that flow.
Yes. Public Facebook links usually work from mobile browsers, though private-source copying is generally easier on desktop.
Facebook does not expose the same streams for every post. Some videos include multiple versions, while others expose only one downloadable file.
Use it only when you can already view the video in Facebook but the normal downloader cannot extract results from the URL alone.
No. The site is designed to work in the browser without requiring a separate downloader app.