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Frequently Asked Questions
Which Facebook videos can I download?
Public videos whose link opens without logging in. Private videos, videos in closed groups and videos that need a login are not supported.
Where are videos saved after being downloaded?
Your browser decides. Most computers and phones save to the Downloads folder or the Files app. If the video plays instead of saving, long-press or right-click the button and choose to save the file.
Why does the video play instead of downloading?
Some browsers open a video link in a player. Long-press (phone) or right-click (computer) the button and choose to save the linked file.
Does it work on mobile devices?
Yes. It is a normal web page and works in current mobile and desktop browsers.
Why does a video have no sound?
For some videos Facebook keeps the picture and the sound in separate files. When that happens the page offers a joined option that adds the sound to the video.
Can I get the audio as an MP3?
Yes, when the video has audio. Choose an MP3 button in the result and pick 128, 192 or 256 kbps. The server converts the audio to MP3, keeps the finished file for up to 2 hours so your browser can download or resume it, then deletes it automatically. Very long videos may be refused.
Does this site store my video?
Only temporarily. For a joined video, a phone-compatible MP4 or an MP3 the server fetches the video from Facebook, converts or joins it, and keeps the finished file for up to 2 hours so you can download or resume it; then it is deleted automatically. Server software may record routine technical logs such as the time and your IP address. Video links and the preview image load from Facebook's servers, which can see your IP address.
Is it legal to download videos?
Only download videos you own or have permission to save. Videos belong to their creators, and Facebook's terms apply.