Facebook video downloader
To download a Facebook video, copy the post link, paste it at save.yoovay.com and choose a quality. The video is saved as an MP4, in HD when the original is HD. Facebook Reels and videos from public pages both work. It is free, runs in the browser and needs no Facebook account.
Paste your link and download
Free · no registration · works on phone and computer
Facebook keeps videos locked inside the feed. Paste the post link here to get the real MP4 file, at the highest quality the post actually contains.
How to download, step by step
- Copy the video link — Use the three dots on the post and choose Copy link, or open the video on its own page and copy the address.
- Paste it into SaveAll — Drop the link into the field above and press Download.
- Choose SD or HD — You will see the qualities the post really has — typically SD and HD — with sizes next to them.
- Save the MP4 — The file downloads straight to your device.
What you get
Frequently asked questions
How do I download a Facebook video?
Copy the post link, paste it at save.yoovay.com, pick SD or HD and press download. The video saves as an MP4.
Can I download Facebook videos in HD?
Yes, when the original was uploaded in HD. The quality list shows exactly what the post contains, so there are no false promises.
Does it work with Facebook Reels?
Yes. Reels are handled the same way as ordinary videos — copy the link and paste it.
Can I download private or group videos?
No. Anything that needs you to be logged in or a member of a group is out of reach, and SaveAll will say so.
Do I need to install an extension?
No. Browser extensions for this kind of thing often ask for wide permissions; here you just use a web page.
Where does the file go on my phone?
On Android, into your Downloads folder. On iPhone, into the Files app, from where you can move it into Photos.
SaveAll for Android
The app saves files straight to your gallery, keeps a download history and can trim videos before saving.
Get the Android appDownload only what you have the right to keep: your own uploads, openly licensed or public-domain material, or content you have the rights holder’s permission for. SaveAll does not remove copy protection and does not open paid or private content.