Facebook makes it absurdly hard to save videos. There is no download button, right-clicking does nothing useful,...
Facebook makes it absurdly hard to save videos. There is no download button, right-clicking does nothing useful, and the "save video" option just bookmarks it inside Facebook where it is useless offline. Third-party sites that promise to download Facebook videos are a mess of redirects and pop-ups. This extension cuts through all of it. Install it, browse Facebook normally, and a download button shows up right on every video player. Click it, choose SD or HD, and the MP4 saves to your computer. It works everywhere on Facebook: news feed, Reels, Stories before they disappear, Live stream replays, group posts, page videos, and profile timelines. For page management or group archiving, batch mode queues up multiple videos at once and downloads them one after another with progress tracking. Files get named with the author and date automatically for easy retrieval. The extension only accesses videos visible to your account and does not bypass any privacy settings. All processing happens locally in your browser with nothing uploaded anywhere. Works on Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave, and Opera. Try 3 free downloads to see how simple it is.
Install the extension and navigate to any video post on Facebook. A download button appears on the video player — click it to choose your preferred quality (SD or HD) and save the video as an MP4 file to your computer.
Yes. The extension supports Reels and Stories. Reels are downloaded as standard MP4 files, and Stories can be saved before their 24-hour expiration window, including both photo and video story content.
Yes. When a Facebook Live stream has ended and a replay is available, the extension detects the video source and offers it for download just like a regular video post.
Yes, provided you are a member of the group and can view the content. The extension works on video posts within groups the same way it works on public page and profile videos.
The extension offers all quality options that Facebook provides for each video, typically SD (360p-480p) and HD (720p-1080p). The available quality depends on the original upload resolution.
Yes. Batch mode lets you queue multiple videos from a page, group, or profile timeline. Downloads run sequentially with progress tracking so you can walk away and return to completed files.
Files are automatically named with the post author and date, making it easy to identify and organize archived content. Metadata including captions and timestamps can also be preserved.
The extension uses your authenticated Facebook session, so you can download videos from private groups you are a member of and restricted pages you have access to. It does not bypass any privacy settings.
The extension works on Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave, and Opera on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Safari and mobile browsers are not currently supported.
5.0 out of 5
I manage social media for several clients and need to archive their Facebook video content regularly. This extension grabs everything including Reels and Live replays with the quality I need. Batch mode is a huge time saver.
Lisa Fernandez
2025-01-28
4.9 out of 5
The Story download feature is exactly what I needed. I save important Stories from community groups before they expire and having them as local files means I never lose valuable content.
Daniel Okafor
2025-02-15
4.8 out of 5
Simple, clean, and reliable. The download button shows up right on the video player so there's no fumbling with menus or copy-pasting URLs. Group videos download just as smoothly as public ones.
Megan Powell
2025-03-07
