Video Downloaders
Instagram Downloader
One box for every public Instagram post — reels, videos and photos saved in seconds, no login and nothing to install.
Open toolFacebook Video Downloader
This free Facebook video downloader saves any public Facebook video or reel as an MP4 file. Paste the video link, press the button, and pick the quality you want — HD when the original offers it. There is nothing to install and no account to create: the tool reads the public post, shows you its title and thumbnail so you can confirm it is the right clip, and gives you direct download buttons. It works the same on a phone, a tablet or a desktop browser, and it is handy for saving your own uploaded videos, a client's approved creative, or a public clip you have permission to reuse offline.
Please only download content you own or have permission to save. Public posts only — private accounts cannot be fetched.
How to use this tool
- Open Facebook and copy the video link (Share → Copy link).
- Paste the link into the box above.
- Press “Get download links” and wait a few seconds.
- Pick a quality (HD first) and the MP4 saves to your device.
Worked example
A boutique owner copies the link of her own product reel, downloads the HD MP4, and re-uploads it to her shop's TV display — no screen recording, no watermark apps.
Frequently asked questions
Is this Facebook video downloader really free?
Yes. There is no signup, no daily credit wall on this page and no software to install. The tool simply reads the public post and hands you the same download links your browser would use to play it.
Can I download private Facebook videos?
No. Only posts that are visible to everyone can be read. Videos shared with friends only, or inside private groups, need a login and cannot be fetched — the tool will tell you instead of failing silently.
Which quality will I get — HD or SD?
You get whatever the original post offers. If the video was uploaded in HD, an HD option appears in the list; older or compressed uploads may only offer SD. The largest, best option is always listed first.
Is it OK to download someone else's Facebook video?
Only with their permission, or when it is your own content. Downloading for offline viewing of your own uploads is the intended use — re-uploading other people's videos as your own can violate their rights and Facebook's terms.