Can I download Facebook videos in HD?

Yes. MultSaver shows both HD and SD download options when available. The quality options depend on what the creator originally uploaded to Facebook.

Is this Facebook video downloader free?

Yes, completely free. No subscription, no hidden charges, and no account required. Download as many Facebook videos as you need, within our fair daily limit, at no cost.

Can I download Facebook Reels?

Yes. MultSaver supports Facebook Reels in addition to regular Facebook videos. Paste the Reel URL the same way you would for a regular video.

Can I download private Facebook videos?

No. MultSaver can only download publicly available Facebook videos. Private videos, videos in private groups, and friends-only posts are not accessible to external tools.

What video formats are supported?

Facebook videos download as MP4 files, compatible with iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac, and all video editing applications.

Why does copying a Facebook link from my phone sometimes fail?

The Facebook mobile app and the mobile site (m.facebook.com) sometimes generate share links with extra tracking parameters that this tool cannot resolve. If a link fails, open the video in a desktop browser, or switch your mobile browser to Desktop Site mode, and copy the plain facebook.com URL instead.

Can I download Facebook videos on iPhone?

Yes. Open this page in Safari on your iPhone, paste the Facebook URL, tap Download, then tap and hold the download link and select Download Linked File. The video saves to your Files app.

Can I download Facebook videos on Android?

Yes. Open this page in Chrome on your Android device, paste the Facebook URL, tap Download, and select your preferred quality. The MP4 saves to your Downloads folder automatically.

How do I find the URL of a Facebook video?

On desktop: click the three-dot menu (⋯) on the post and select Copy link, or click the timestamp/date on the post to open it directly and copy the URL from your browser. On mobile: tap Share → Copy link.

Can I download Facebook Live videos?

Yes, if the Live video has been saved as a replay on the creator's page or timeline and is set to public. You cannot download a Live stream while it is actively broadcasting.

How many Facebook videos can I download per day?

There is a fair daily limit per IP address that resets every 24 hours. It exists to keep the service fast and available for everyone, and ordinary use will not come close to it.

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How to Download Facebook Videos

Copy the Facebook Video URL

Open Facebook and find the video you want to download. Click the three dots menu and select "Copy link" or copy the URL from your browser's address bar.

Paste the URL

Paste the copied URL into the input field above and click the "Download" button.

Download Your Video

Choose your preferred quality (HD or SD) and click download. The video will be saved to your device instantly.

What Types of Facebook Videos Can You Download?

MultSaver supports a wide range of Facebook video content. Here's what you can download:

Content Type	Supported	Notes
Regular Facebook videos	Yes	Must be publicly visible
Facebook Reels	Yes	Public Reels only
Facebook Live replays	Yes	After the live ends and is saved publicly
Active Live streams	No	Cannot download while broadcasting
Private / Friends-only videos	No	Only public content is accessible

Fixing a Link That Won't Paste Correctly

If you copied a link from the Facebook app or from m.facebook.com and it won't paste correctly, this is why: Facebook's mobile share links sometimes carry tracking parameters and shortened path formats that downloader tools can't always parse. The fix is simple. Switch your mobile browser to Desktop Site mode (in Chrome: tap the three-dot menu → Desktop site) and open the video from there. You'll get a plain facebook.com URL without the mobile wrapper, and it works reliably every time.

Getting a clean link, step by step:

On desktop: click the three-dot menu (⋯) on the post and select Copy link
Or click the video's timestamp/date to open it on its own page, then copy the URL from the address bar
On mobile, if Share → Copy link gives you trouble, switch to Desktop Site mode first and repeat

Supported Facebook URL Formats

These URL formats work:

https://www.facebook.com/username/videos/1234567890
https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=1234567890
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1234567890
https://fb.watch/xxxxxxx/
https://m.facebook.com/watch/?v=1234567890

HD vs SD: Which Quality Should You Choose?

Facebook videos are typically available in two qualities: HD (usually 720p) and SD (usually 360p to 480p). HD gives you a sharper image and is the better default when storage isn't a concern. SD produces a smaller file, useful on limited storage or a slow connection. Both are MP4 and play on every device.

Saving Facebook Videos on iPhone

Open this page in Safari, paste the Facebook video URL, tap Download, and choose HD or SD. Then tap and hold the download link that appears and select Download Linked File. The MP4 lands in your Files app under Downloads; from there tap the file, tap Share, and choose Save Video to move it into Photos.

Saving Facebook Videos on Android

Open this page in Chrome, paste the Facebook URL, tap Download, pick your quality, and tap Download again. The MP4 lands in your Downloads folder automatically, no extra steps needed. This works the same way on Samsung Galaxy, Pixel, Xiaomi, OnePlus, and any Android phone running version 8 or newer.

On legality: downloading a public Facebook video for personal, offline viewing in regions that permit it is generally tolerated, even though Facebook's terms of service restrict it. Redistributing, re-uploading, or using downloaded content commercially without the creator's permission may infringe copyright. Always respect the original creator's rights.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything about downloading Facebook videos

Yes. MultSaver shows both HD and SD download options when available. HD is typically 720p. The options depend on what the creator originally uploaded to Facebook.

Yes, completely free. No subscription, no hidden charges, no account required. Download as many Facebook videos as you need, within our fair daily limit.

Yes. MultSaver supports Facebook Reels in addition to regular videos. Paste the Reel URL the same way as any other Facebook video.

No. MultSaver can only download publicly available videos. Private videos, friends-only posts, and videos in private groups are not accessible to external tools.

Facebook videos download as MP4 files. MP4 is universally compatible and plays natively on iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac, and all video editors.

The Facebook app and m.facebook.com sometimes generate share links with tracking parameters this tool can't resolve. Switch your mobile browser to Desktop Site mode and copy the plain facebook.com URL instead, it works reliably.

Yes. Open this page in Chrome, paste the Facebook URL, tap Download, choose your quality, and tap the Download button. The video saves to your Downloads folder.

Yes. Open this page in Safari, paste the URL, tap Download, choose your quality, then tap and hold the link and select Download Linked File. The video saves to your Files app.

Yes, but only after the broadcast has ended and the creator has saved it as a public replay. You cannot download an active live stream.

There is a fair daily limit per IP address that resets every 24 hours, to keep the service fast for everyone.

Downloading a public video for personal, offline viewing in regions that permit it is generally tolerated, even though Facebook's terms of service restrict it. Redistributing, re-uploading, or using downloaded content commercially without the creator's permission may infringe copyright.