Keep an approved event photo
Save the individual photo your business has permission to retain. A photo link selects that image, even when the URL also mentions an album.
SIMPLE • NO ACCOUNT • FREE
Facebook video & photo downloader
Save an available public Facebook (FB) video, Reel, photo or photo-only post.
Public beta: YouTube, TikTok and Facebook photos currently have limited availability. QR codes work independently.
Videos: 10 min / 200 MB · Facebook & Instagram: up to 20 photos
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No social login. No installation.
Just a public link. We’ll take it from there.
Only download with the necessary rights and when permitted by the source platform. Usage guidelines
FROM LINK TO LIBRARY
How to save from Facebook
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Copy the link
Open the individual video, Reel, photo or post and copy its link.
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Make it ready
Paste the link above. LinkSave checks the video or the photos it can find in that post.
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Keep what you love
Preview the checked files. Save a video, an individual photo or a ZIP of the photos shown.
No social loginNo password needed.
Simple by designOne link. A few taps.
At home on any screenMobile, tablet and desktop.
Free to useNo account to create.
SUPPORTED LINKS
A link to the post. A file you can check.
- Public Reel, video and watch links with a video ID
- Share links and fb.watch links that resolve to a supported public video
- Individual /photo or /photo.php links with fbid; page /posts links to photo-only posts
Before you start
Facebook download formats: MP4 · JPG / JPEG · PNG · ZIP
Photos: up to 20 per post and 25 MB per image. No whole albums, mixed photo/video posts, private groups or live streams. The source may not reveal the full post count; that is stated in the result.
Only download when you have the necessary rights and the source platform permits the access method.
PLATFORMS & FILE FORMATS
Explore the other download tools
Each platform supports different post types. Choose a tool to check its links, file formats and limits.
KEEP CONTENT WITH PERMISSION
Permitted ways to use your Facebook files
For these uses, you need the content rights and a download method permitted by the source platform. Saving a file does not grant reuse rights.
Organize a cleared photo post
Keep the checked photos from one permitted post in a ZIP. Read the count information before treating the file as a complete archive.
Review your page’s own Reel
Keep an authorized copy of a short video you created for offline review. For a whole account backup, start with Meta’s official export.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Facebook download questions
Yes. This Facebook downloader supports public Reels when Facebook makes a compatible file accessible. Use the Reel’s own link or a supported share link; not every public post can be retrieved.
It may lead to a login page, a removed post or an unsupported content type. Open the original post and copy the direct link to the individual video, Reel or photo. A direct link does not bypass access restrictions.
Yes, when the photo is accessible. Existing JPG and PNG files are preserved. A WebP photo is converted to JPG, or to PNG if it has transparency, without reducing its pixel dimensions. JPG conversion can introduce a small compression loss.
If Facebook reports a total but exposes fewer photos, LinkSave refuses that incomplete collection. Try the direct link to the individual photo you need. When the full-post total is unknown, the result identifies that uncertainty; a ZIP contains only the checked photos shown.
It supports accessible individual photos and photo-only posts, up to 20 images. A photo link saves that photo, not its surrounding album. ZIP contains the checked photos shown; an unknown full-post count is explained. Whole albums are not supported.
See official account export optionsThe result shows the checked resolution and file size. Videos use compatible source formats without upscaling. Photos keep their resolution: existing JPG/PNG files stay unchanged, while WebP becomes high-quality JPG or PNG when transparency is needed. JPG conversion can introduce a small compression loss. LinkSave does not promise 4K.
The platform may restrict access, return incomplete photo data or offer an unsupported format. Removed, private, live, oversized or login-restricted content cannot be prepared. Try the individual post or photo link and check the limits.
Your browser handles the save. Check Downloads in its menu or toolbar, or your chosen save folder. On iPhone or iPad, check the Files app after saving. Files use the available video title or post caption, with numbered photos, including inside ZIP. Without that text, names use the platform and source ID when available. You can tap Save again for another copy while the prepared file is available here for 15 minutes.
Yes. Use Create QR below the link field or on your result. The code opens the original Facebook post; it does not download a file. No media preparation is needed. The static code has no LinkSave expiry, but the source post must remain accessible.
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