About this tool
This Facebook Video Downloader fetches a public Facebook video, Reel, or Watch clip from the link you paste in, offering whichever quality options (typically HD or SD) Facebook makes available for that specific video. It's meant for saving content you have the right to download — your own posts, or public content you have permission to archive or repost — rather than circumventing a creator's or page's distribution choices. Videos are fetched from the public link you provide; we do not store them on our servers after your download completes. Only videos set to public can be retrieved — private profile posts, videos inside closed or secret groups, and content with restricted visibility cannot be fetched through this tool. Always check the applicable copyright and Facebook's terms of service before reusing downloaded content.
How to use
- 1
Copy the Video Link
On the public video or Reel, choose Share → Copy Link.
- 2
Paste and Fetch
Paste the link into the input field and click Fetch Video.
- 3
Choose a Quality and Download
Select HD or SD (whichever is available) to save the video.
Features
- Fetches public Facebook videos, Reels, and Watch clips from a pasted link
- Offers HD or SD quality options when Facebook provides them
- Extracts and copies the original post caption
- Downloads the audio track separately when available
- No Facebook login or account required
- Videos are fetched from the link you provide; we do not store them
Limitations
- •Only videos with public visibility can be fetched — private profiles, closed/secret groups, and restricted posts will fail.
- •Quality options depend entirely on what Facebook makes available for a specific video; not every video offers both HD and SD.
- •Facebook may change its page structure or access rules at any time, which can temporarily affect fetching until the tool is updated.
Tips & common mistakes
- •Use the Share → Copy Link option directly on the video rather than copying the browser address bar URL, since some address bar URLs don't resolve to the direct video post.
- •Only download and reuse videos you own or have explicit permission to save — this applies even to content that appears publicly on someone's page.
- •If HD isn't available for a particular video, try again after a short wait, since quality availability can occasionally depend on how Facebook is currently serving that specific post.
- •Credit the original poster if you share a downloaded video elsewhere, and check Facebook's terms of service for your intended use case.