Videos and Watch Clips
Paste the link of a public video or a Watch clip and VisionStream prepares it as an MP4 file for your device.
⚡ Paste a link and this free Facebook video downloader saves the video to your phone or computer as MP4 in 1080p, 720p or 480p. It also handles Reels and Watch clips, and can keep just the audio as an MP3.
It works for videos that anyone can see, including Watch clips and Reels. You do not need an app, a browser extension or a Facebook login.
Paste the link of a public video or a Watch clip and VisionStream prepares it as an MP4 file for your device.
Short vertical Reels from public pages, creators and friends work too. Use the same box and the same buttons.
Switch to Audio Only to save talks, music clips and interviews as a 320 kbps MP3 file.
You never type your Facebook email or password here. The link to a public video is all VisionStream needs.
This Facebook video downloader only needs a link to the video. The whole job takes about a minute.
In the Facebook app, tap Share under the video and choose Copy Link. On a computer, copy the address from your browser while the video is open.
Paste the link into the box at the top, press Analyze Link and wait for the preview to load.
Choose Video or Audio Only, select a quality and press Start Direct Download.
Our Facebook Reels downloader follows the same three steps as any other video. Here is what to expect.
Reels are vertical, so the saved MP4 is vertical too and fills a phone screen from top to bottom.
You can download Facebook Reels from any of them, as long as anyone on Facebook can open them.
Cooking, comedy and DIY Reels are easy to scroll past. Save Facebook Reels you may need again and find them in your gallery in seconds.
Prefer listening to watching? Choose Audio Only and get a 320 kbps MP3.
Many speakers stream their talks on Facebook. Save the audio and listen while you walk or drive.
An MP3 is much lighter than a video, and it plays fine with the screen turned off.
Bands and singers often go live from home. If you love a set, keep the sound as a file.
A few everyday reasons to keep a copy.
Birthdays, weddings and trips are often shared on Facebook first. A saved copy keeps them safe outside the app.
Sellers post short demos of what they sell. Save one so you can compare options before you buy.
Teachers and trainers post lessons on public pages. A saved lesson is there when your internet is not.
Local news clips and event updates can vanish quickly. Keep one when you need to refer back to it.
The right size depends on how old the video is and how long it runs.
Videos shot on a modern phone often come in 1080p. Pick the biggest size for these.
Videos posted years ago were often small to begin with. Choosing 1080p will not sharpen them, so 720p or 480p is enough.
A long webinar at 1080p can become a very large file. Try 720p or 480p to keep it easy to store and share.
If nothing happens after you press Analyze Link, check these first.
Links inside emails and notifications are often long and routed through tracking. Open the video itself and copy the link again from the Share menu.
Some in-app browsers block downloads. Open this page in Chrome or Safari, paste the link there and try again.
A replay can take a few minutes to finish processing. Wait a little, refresh the page and paste the link once more.
Need to save videos from another app? Pick one below.
Want TikToks without the logo? Use the TikTok video downloader and choose Without Watermark.
Save public Reels and video posts with the Instagram Reels downloader.
Found a how-to video on a pin? Keep it with the Pinterest video downloader.
Clips from your favourite subreddits keep their sound with the Reddit video downloader.
Yes, if the group is public. Public groups let anyone see posts, so their videos can be saved like any other public video. If you had to join the group before you could see the video, it is private and cannot be downloaded here.
Yes, if the video is public. Pages usually post in public, so a Facebook video downloader treats their videos like any other public video. If the Page limits who can watch, for example by age or country, the video may not load.
If someone sent you a link to a public Facebook video, paste that link here. A video sent as a file inside a private chat is different. It is not a public link, so open the video in Messenger and use the save option there.
That usually means the video is not public. Open the link in a private or incognito browser window. If Facebook still asks you to log in, VisionStream cannot reach the video either. Ask the owner to change the audience to Public, or ask them to send you the file.
Captions that are part of the picture, added by the creator, stay in the saved file. Subtitles that Facebook shows as a separate option, such as auto-generated captions, are not included.
Open the video on your profile, copy its link and use it here, as long as the audience is set to Public. If it was shared with Friends only, the Facebook Help Center explains how to download a copy of everything you have uploaded.
That happens when a wide video is played on a tall screen, or the other way round. The file keeps the shape the creator filmed it in. Turn your phone sideways, or crop the video in any editor.
Each link is handled on its own. Paste one link, download it, then paste the next. Saving them one by one also keeps your browser from blocking several downloads at the same time.
Ready to save a video? Paste the link at the top and let VisionStream's Facebook video downloader do the job. VisionStream is also a free social media video downloader for other apps. Please download only content you own or have permission to use, and read Facebook's Terms of Service and our DMCA notice.