Free Facebook Video Downloader

Yes. The tool is free with no subscription, no hidden cost, and no account required. Paste any public Facebook video or Reel link and download — nothing else needed.

No. Shopyor only accesses publicly available Facebook videos — the exact same content anyone can already view in a browser without logging in, the same way Google's crawler can index a public Facebook page without an account. You never share your Facebook username, password, session cookies, or any account data with this tool at any point, because the downloader never asks for them in the first place; it simply reads the public video URL you paste in. This also means the tool can't access anything from your own account, your friends list, or your private messages — it has no connection to your Facebook login at all, which is exactly why it works the same for every visitor regardless of whether they even have a Facebook account.

No, and this is intentional rather than a limitation we plan to remove. Only public videos, public Reels, and videos shared on public pages or public groups are supported — the same content anyone could already watch without logging in. Private videos, anything behind a login wall, friends-only posts, and content inside closed or secret groups cannot be downloaded, because the tool never authenticates as a Facebook user and therefore never gains access to permission-gated content. If you try a private link, the tool will fail to fetch it rather than silently bypassing Facebook's privacy settings. This keeps the tool firmly on the right side of Facebook's terms of service and respects the original poster's chosen audience.

You can download public Facebook video posts, Facebook Reels, Facebook Live replays (once the stream has ended and Facebook has finished processing the recording), and videos shared on public pages and public groups — covering the vast majority of shareable Facebook video content. Photo posts, Stories (which expire after 24 hours by design), and audio-only posts are not supported, since the tool is purpose-built for video files specifically. If a video was originally uploaded in HD, the downloader will offer that same HD quality; if the uploader only provided SD, that's the highest quality available to download, since the tool can't generate resolution that doesn't exist in the source file.

On the Facebook mobile app: tap the three-dot menu in the top-right corner of the video post, then tap 'Copy link' — Facebook copies the full URL to your clipboard automatically. On a desktop browser: click the timestamp or date shown on the video post (for example, '3h' or 'June 12') to open the video on its own dedicated page, then copy the full URL from your browser's address bar. Both standard facebook.com video URLs and shortened fb.watch links work equally well — paste either format directly into the input box above and the tool will recognize it. If the link doesn't work, double-check the post is set to public, since the most common cause of a failed download is a private or friends-only video link.

The tool offers HD and SD quality options for every supported video. HD is typically 720p or 1080p, matching whatever resolution the original uploader chose when they posted the video — Shopyor can't upscale a video beyond its source quality. SD is a noticeably smaller file size, generally a fraction of the HD version, which is useful if you're on a limited mobile data plan or want to save phone storage. You'll see the available quality options after the tool analyzes your pasted link, so you can compare the file sizes before committing to a download. For archiving or reposting where quality matters, HD is almost always the better choice if it's available.

No — the entire downloader runs inside your existing web browser, with nothing to install on your phone, tablet, or computer and no browser extension to add. This is a deliberate design choice: app-based downloaders often require permissions you may not want to grant, and extensions can quietly track browsing activity across other sites, while a browser-based tool only runs when you have the page open. It works on iPhone Safari, Android Chrome, and all major desktop browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari on Mac, so the same workflow works whether you're downloading from a phone between scrolling or from a laptop at a desk.

No. Shopyor fetches the video directly from Facebook's own servers on your behalf for that single request and streams it straight to your browser for download — at no point does a copy sit on Shopyor's servers afterward. We do not retain copies of any videos you download, and we do not log or store the Facebook URLs you paste into the tool, so there's no history of what you've downloaded to later request or have exposed in a data breach. This matters particularly for anything you might consider sensitive, since the only record of your download exists on your own device, in your own downloads folder, exactly like a video you saved from any other website.