Download Facebook Videos, Reels and Stories from Any Post Link

Tap the three dots on the post (or Share → Copy Link in the app), paste the address in the box above and press Download MP4. Savemov finds the media file behind the player and returns a copy you can save – no app, no sign-up, no Facebook account.

Yes – in the narrow sense that we add nothing. Savemov never stamps a logo on the file. What we cannot do is remove a mark that is already part of the picture: if the creator put their own watermark or channel name inside the video, it is baked into the frames, and a downloader that claims to erase it is either lying or re-encoding the clip and making it softer.

Yes. Paste the Reel link – facebook.com/reel/… – and you get the same MP4 the Reels player streams, vertical, with its audio. Reels saved this way are not cropped or bordered.

Public stories can be saved while they are live. Stories vanish from the feed after 24 hours, and so does the file behind them – once the post is gone, the link resolves to nothing and no tool can bring it back. Archive copies that only the author can open are not public and stay out of reach.

No. There is nothing to install, no APK to sideload, no browser extension to grant permissions. You paste one public link in the browser you already use, on desktop, iPhone or Android. That is also why your downloads appear nowhere in your Facebook activity: the site never sees the request.

No. Savemov only works with videos set to public on Facebook. Videos shared with friends only, or inside a private group, cannot be downloaded.

It works if the group and the specific video are both set to public. Videos inside private or closed groups cannot be accessed without logging in.

Usually the stream, not the tool. Facebook serves several versions and switches between them as your connection changes, so what you watched may have been a clearer picture than the file the page exposes. Savemov returns the file the post is already playing and never upscales – a file that looks soft here was soft at source.

Tap the three dots on the post, or Share → Copy Link, paste the link above and press Download MP4 in Safari. Then iOS does one thing Android does not: the file lands in the Files app, not straight in Photos. Open Safari's download list, tap the file, press Share → Save Video and it is in your camera roll. No App Store app, and nothing is signed in along the way. On Android the file lands in your Downloads folder.

Facebook hides the save option on many Reels and on posts it decides are not downloadable, and the rule changes per post. A missing button is a permission setting, not a broken file – the video still plays for a logged-out visitor, so its link works here. Paste that link above and you get back the MP4 the player is already streaming, with the sound it carries. No login, no app, nothing published anywhere.

Free, with no sign-up and no account. Each request saves one public video as MP4, at the quality the post published.

Save only what you have the right to keep: your own posts, material the creator allowed you to reuse, or a private copy where your local law permits one. Facebook content usually belongs to the person who posted it, so reposting it elsewhere – on Reels, TikTok or another Page – is your responsibility, not ours. See our Copyright policy.