Facebook Video Downloader
Paste a public Facebook video, Reel or Watch link and save the original MP4 — no watermark, no app, no sign-in.
No login required · Nothing stored · 100% free
Example: facebook.com/watch/?v=1234567890
Most tools on this site pull just the audio out of a video — this one is different. The Facebook Video Downloader gives you back the full MP4: picture and sound together, at the quality Facebook serves it, with no watermark added on top. Paste a link to any public video, Reel, or Watch clip, and the file streams straight to your browser — nothing is stored on our end before or after.
Three steps
- 1
Copy the video link
Open the Facebook video, Reel or Watch clip and copy its link using the share option.
- 2
Paste it above
Drop the link into the box and hit Download Video.
- 3
Save the MP4
Preview the clip right in the box, then save it to your device at its original quality.
What people save it for
Save a video before it disappears
Posts and Reels get deleted or made private — keep your own copy of something that mattered to you.
Watch offline
Download a clip once and watch it on a flight, a commute, or anywhere without reliable signal.
Re-use your own footage
Pull back a video you posted yourself to edit, repost elsewhere, or archive outside Facebook.
Good to know
- This is a full video downloader, not an audio extractor — the output is the original MP4, not just its sound. For audio only, use the Facebook to MP3 tool linked below.
- Works only with public videos, Reels, and Watch content — private posts, Stories, and login-gated content can't be reached, by design.
- Quality depends on what Facebook serves for that specific video — most public uploads are available at their original resolution.
- Paste a share link, not a search or profile URL — it needs to point at one specific video.
FAQ
It's a real video downloader — the file you get back is the original MP4 video, with sound included, not just an audio track. If you only want the audio, use our Facebook to MP3 tool instead.
Looking for audio instead?
If you just want the sound, not the full video, these tools pull out a clean MP3: