Clean
No watermark
The file is the one that was uploaded, so a repost does not carry another platform’s branding into your feed.
Paste a link to a public post and pick the quality you need. The file arrives as a plain MP4, ready to edit or repost.
Free · No account · MP4
Saving a clip from inside the Facebook app stamps a watermark across it and re-encodes the video on the way out. Neither survives a repost well: the overlay follows the clip onto every other platform, and the second encode softens the detail that made it worth saving.
This tool reads the post the way the web player does and hands you the file the uploader published. Paste the link, pick a resolution, and the download starts — the same bytes, without the overlay.
Clean
The file is the one that was uploaded, so a repost does not carry another platform’s branding into your feed.
Sized
Each quality the post carries is listed with how large it is, so you can take the small one on mobile data and the large one at a desk.
Honest
Each option shows how large the file actually is, so a 1.1 MB clip and a 0.7 MB clip are not both just called «HD». On mobile data that difference is the decision.
Use Share → Copy link in the Facebook app, or copy the address straight from the browser bar. Pasting the whole share text works too — the link gets picked out of it.
The post is read as soon as you submit. You get the cover image, the author, the length, and every quality the post carries.
Click the resolution you want. The download starts immediately and lands in your usual downloads folder.
A clip with another platform’s watermark reads as recycled. Starting from the clean file keeps the edit looking like it belongs where you post it.
Editors need the original to cut against. A re-encoded save loses detail in exactly the frames that were worth keeping.
Creators lose their back catalogue when an account goes down. Keeping local copies of your own work costs nothing until the day it matters.
Teams collecting reference clips need them playable offline, in a folder — not as links that only open inside the app.
Only public posts can be read. If a post sits behind a private account or has been taken down, there is nothing to return — the tool reports that rather than handing back a broken file.
Downloading someone else’s video does not transfer any right to republish it. Reposting usually needs the creator’s permission, and crediting them is the minimum either way. Saving your own posts, or clips you have been cleared to use, is what this tool is built for.
No. The tool reads what a public post already shows, so the link is all it needs. Nothing is posted or changed on your behalf.
Downloads are free and do not use credits. You do not need an account. Daily request limits and temporary service limits apply.
MP4, at each resolution the post carries. The file is the one that was uploaded — this tool does not re-encode it, so nothing is lost on the way through.
A higher resolution carries more detail and therefore more data. The size is shown next to each option so you can pick with your connection in mind.
Three things cause most failures: the post is from a private account, it has been deleted, or the link points at a profile rather than a single post. Open the post itself and copy the link from there.