How to Download a Facebook Video or Reel on iPhone, Android and PC
You found a Facebook video you want to keep, and the app only lets you share it. Here is how to save a public Facebook video or Reel as an MP4 from your phone or computer, in your browser. Public videos only. Only save videos you own or have permission to download. Not affiliated with Facebook.
Pick a quality:
- No install needed
- Free — no sign-up
- We don’t store your videos
- Public videos only
Formats and quality
The downloader hands you Facebook's own video files — nothing is re-encoded, re-compressed or watermarked.
- MP4 files. Every download is a standard MP4 video that plays on any phone, tablet or computer.
- SD and HD. When Facebook publishes a video in both qualities, you get both listed and you choose. Some videos exist in SD only — the page lists what the video actually has.
- Videos and Reels alike. Page videos, profile videos and Reels all resolve to the same kind of MP4 file.
How it works
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Copy the video link
On Facebook, open the video or Reel, tap Share, then Copy link.
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Paste it and press Download
Paste the link into the box above and press Download. The page lists the qualities the video is available in.
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Pick a quality and save
Tap a quality — SD or HD — and the MP4 file saves straight to your device.
Download Facebook videos on iPhone, Android or PC
On iPhone
Paste the link in Safari. The MP4 saves through your browser; open the Files app and look in Downloads. You can add it to Photos from there.
On Android
Paste the link in Chrome or any browser. The file lands in your browser's Downloads folder.
On PC and Mac
Paste the link and press Download. The MP4 saves to your browser's download folder.
Questions
Can I save Facebook Reels?
Yes, public Reels save as MP4 the same way.
Can I download from a private or closed group?
No. Only public videos work.
Why won't a video download?
The video may be private, deleted or not public. Check the link opens a public video in your browser.
Do you store my videos?
The link is sent to our server only to look up the video's file address. The video bytes pass through our server to your device. We don’t store your videos.