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I've been writing about computers, the internet, and technology professionally for 30 years, more than half of that time with PCMag. I run several special projects including the Readers' Choice and Business Choice surveys, and yearly coverage of the Fastest ISPs and Best Gaming ISPs. I work from my home, and did it long before pandemics made it cool. Popular video sites often (Opens in a new window) to download content, usually for copyright and revenue reasons. Instead, they prefer you share a direct link or post it on your feed, where it'll continue to rack up those pre-roll ad dollars. But if you're looking to secure a permanent copy of a clip you spotted on Facebook—something not your own—you probably have your reasons. And since we trust you, we're here to tell you how to download them. (If you only want a copy of the photos and video you personally uploaded, read If you have desktop software in place to Direct Desktop Downloads Facebook provides a "Save Video" link in the ellipsis menu next to almost every video. But that's not for saving the video to your local storage—it only "saves" it on Facebook to a section of your account called "Saved Videos," where you can create collections to watch later. If the owner deletes the video, you won't have access to it anymore. (Credit: PCMag) The steps to putting a Facebook video on your computer are a bit convoluted, but not difficult. First, in your browser, click the three-dot ellipsis menu on a video and select Copy link. ...

Unfortunately, there’s no official way to download videos from Facebook, as there are with some of the best streaming services like YouTube Premium or Netflix. You might have seen the button next to clips on the site which saves “Save video”, but all this does is add the video to a saved videos list, essentially a favorites list, so you can watch it later on the app or website. Luckily, there is a way to download videos from Facebook, and it works on desktop and mobile. You must ensure, however, that there aren’t any copyright restrictions on the video you’re downloading before you get started. Otherwise, you might land yourself in hot water. How to download videos from Facebook on desktop These steps were tested using Chrome browser and should be the same for Mac and Windows. 1. In your desktop browser, go to the Facebook website and find the video you want to download. For the purposes of this guide, we’ll use a video on the official 2. Click Share and then click Copy link. (Image credit: Future) How to download videos from Facebook on mobile(non-Samsung) Downloading Facebook videos on mobile is a whole different kettle of fish, and while there are apps that claim to do it, a far simpler way is to use the website If you own a Samsung device, skip down to the next section. Bear in mind that this method only works on publicly shared Facebook videos. 1. Open the Facebook mobile app and log in. (Image credit: Alan Martin) How to download videos from Facebook on a Samsung dev...

If you want to know how to download Facebook Reels, you’ve come to the right place. Short-form content on social media platforms is hot right now. Before TikTok’s short-form content became trendy, most marketers struggled with getting traffic to their offers. This was revolutionized by TikTok, which made it possible for Every platform wants to compete for users’ attention when a new trend enters the market. As a result, Facebook Reels, Instagram Reels, and Pinterest Content Ideas started to appear once TikTok short-form content became hugely popular. Each of these social networking sites is competing for their users’ attention. Making their reels accessible to a larger audience is the most significant way to achieve that. While traffic was a real issue a couple of years ago, now it’s the easiest thing for marketers, thanks to short-form content. Thanks to Facebook Reels, Joshua Smith, a beginner affiliate marketer, got Similar to how people first wanted to Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • Facebook Reels is short-form video content that lets you quickly promote your content to your followers and reach a new audience. Reels are similar to the video ads you see in your News Feed. However, they’re different in that they can be shared outside of Facebook and embedded on other sites. They also have unique design and branding options that make them stand out from other types of videos on Facebook. The maximum length for a Facebook Reel is 60 seconds. This gives advertisers mor...