Facebook Video Downloader
Paste a public Facebook video or Reel URL to check available files. Review the result and save only videos you own or have permission to use.
Submit a public post link. If the connected service returns media, review the available file options before saving. Private, removed, or unsupported posts may return no file. This form does not ask for a platform password.
Paste a public Facebook video or Reel URL into the form above to check for available media. If the connected source returns a file, review it before saving. This page does not promise a download for every link, original upload quality, or a particular file format. Use the tool only for video you created or have permission to save.
Copy a direct video link
Open the public video or Reel on Facebook and copy the link to that specific post. A profile or Page URL does not tell the checker which video you mean. The form accepts common Facebook video and Reel paths. Check that the copied link opens the correct item before submitting it. No Facebook username or password is required by this form.
Facebook offers different audience settings for posts. A video visible in your signed-in account may not be public to the connected service. A deleted, age-restricted, region-restricted, or otherwise unsupported video may also return no file. A failed lookup does not identify which of those conditions caused it.
Inspect the result
When a file is returned, open its preview or file details and verify it is the right video. The connected source may provide a single variant or a limited set of choices; the tool cannot promise an original upload, exact resolution, or unchanged audio. Your browser and device decide where a saved file goes. If the file is unavailable, return to the Facebook post and check whether the audience or link has changed.
Respect the creator and audience
A public link means a video can be viewed by an audience; it does not by itself give permission to republish someone else's work. Use your own video or ask the creator for permission, including for music and other material inside the clip. If you only want to share what someone posted, using Facebook's normal share or link options may better preserve the original context and attribution. Do not use this checker to try to reach content outside its intended audience.
Frequently asked questions
What Facebook link should I use?
Copy the direct public video or Reel URL. A general profile or page address does not identify the video to check.
Can this tool fetch a private or removed video?
No. A private, deleted, restricted, or unsupported post may return no file or an error.
Is the original video quality guaranteed?
No. The available format and quality depend on the media returned for that specific link.
Does this form need my Facebook password?
No. It accepts a public video link and does not sign in to a Facebook account.