The Reel with the one-pan dinner, the trick for folding a fitted sheet, the stretch your physio would approve of. You see it once, mean to come back, and the feed swallows it. Paste the link of a public Facebook Reel here and keep it as an MP4 file on your own device, ready for when you need it.
After you paste, the page shows what exists for that Reel: SD always, and HD when Facebook offers it. You pick one, the video downloads with its sound, and that is the whole job. Share links of the kind facebook.com/share/r/ and short fb.watch addresses are accepted as well.
How it works
- Copy the Reel's linkIn the Facebook app, open the Reel, tap the Share arrow on the right side of the screen and choose Copy link. On a computer, copy the address from the browser bar.
- Paste it in the fieldCome back to this page, paste the link in the box at the top and press the button with the down arrow. A short ad opens and can be closed after its countdown.
- Choose SD or HDTap the quality you prefer among those listed for that Reel. The MP4 goes straight to the downloads folder of your phone or computer.
Questions and answers
Is the Facebook Reels download free?
Yes. There is nothing to pay, no account to create and no program to install. The cost of the service is covered by one short ad shown after you press the download button. Once the countdown ends, you close it and choose the quality.
Which qualities can I pick?
SD and HD, with HD shown only when Facebook makes it available for that particular Reel. We do not promise a fixed resolution, because it varies with how the video was uploaded. Both options come as MP4 with the sound included.
Which Reels cannot be downloaded?
Reels from private profiles and from closed or restricted groups, because the tool only reads what anyone can watch without logging in. Stories and live broadcasts are also outside what it does. If you cannot open the link in a private window, it will not work here.
May I save any public Reel I find?
Being public does not make a Reel free to copy or repost. Use the tool for Reels you published yourself and for videos whose author has given permission. To keep a recipe for your own kitchen is one thing, to republish it as yours is another.
Can I download several Reels at once?
No. The tool handles one link at a time. For a batch of saved Reels, copy and paste each link separately. It takes a few more taps, but every file arrives complete and you choose the quality one by one.
I pasted the link of a regular Facebook video. Does it work?
Yes. If the link you paste turns out to be an ordinary public Facebook video and not a Reel, the tool reads it the same way and shows the qualities available. The pages of this site, though, are written with Reels in mind.