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Facebook Video Downloader

Use a link to a public Facebook video or Reel you own or have permission to save. Fetch the available formats and select Download for your choice. The browser download is attempted automatically after processing.

  1. 1 Paste link
  2. 2 Choose format
  3. 3 Download
Example: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=…

Choose your format

Select Download for your format. The button shows Processing, then Downloading now as your browser starts saving the file.

Limit: 500 MB per file and videos up to 2 hours. Estimated sizes are marked with ~; the exact size appears after preparation.

Download only content you own or have permission to save.

From link to your device

Three steps. That's it.

Paste the URL

Copy the video link from the app or browser and paste it into the box above.

Choose a format

Select Fetch video to see the available qualities, audio formats and file sizes. Estimated sizes are clearly marked.

Download your file

Select Download for your chosen format. A circular indicator shows Processing. When the file is ready, the button changes to Downloading now and saving starts automatically. Use Save file if your browser does not start the download.

Copy the link to the Facebook video

Open the video or Reel and copy its individual link. A Facebook Watch URL, a video-page address, or an fb.watch share link can identify the video. A page profile or feed address does not identify a single file. Public access is required even when a link came from a shared post.

Public visibility affects availability

Videos shared only with friends, private groups, or people who are signed in cannot be fetched. Public videos may also be unavailable because of source restrictions. Compare the offered quality and size, then select Download. Processing changes to Downloading now as the site attempts the browser download automatically. The maximum file size is 500 MB and the maximum video length is 2 hours.

Facebook share links, Reels and video quality

An FB video download starts with the individual video link. Supported Facebook share links can use www.facebook.com, web.facebook.com or fb.watch; the tool validates the actual destination. Public Reels and videos may have different source qualities. Private groups, login-only posts and removed videos are not available through this public-link tool.

Supported links

Only save content you own or have permission to download. YTDownloaderHub is independent and is not affiliated with the source platforms.

What you get

One tool, seven platforms.

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7 platforms

Public links from YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Reddit and Twitter/X. Source restrictions may apply.

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Choose your quality

Pick from the resolutions available for your video, including HD when the source offers it.

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Video & audio

Choose an available video format. MP3 and M4A options appear when an audio source is available.

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One download action

Select Download once. Follow Processing while your file is created, then your browser starts the download automatically.

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No sign-up

Works right in your browser. No accounts, no installs, no extensions.

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Free to use

No payment needed. Fair-use limits keep the service available for everyone.

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers.

Can I use a Facebook Reel link?

A public individual Reel link may be available, depending on the source. Paste the Reel's own URL and fetch it to check the formats offered. Private or sign-in-only Reels are not supported.

Why does a Facebook link work for me but fail here?

You may be able to view the video through your signed-in Facebook account or a group's permissions. This service fetches public videos only and cannot use those personal viewing permissions. Source restrictions can also affect public videos.

Can I use an fb.watch share link?

Yes, an fb.watch link can be used when it leads to an available public video. If the share link fails to resolve, open the individual video and copy its Facebook video-page address.

Does this downloader create a higher quality than the source?

No. The video list reflects available source formats. Missing HD, 2K or 4K cannot be recovered by changing the label, and the service does not upscale a lower-resolution upload. Sizes marked Estimated can change after processing.