How to Download Facebook Videos on Android & iPhone (HD)
You can save any public Facebook video in HD for free in three steps: copy the video link, paste it on wesaveall.com, then pick a quality and download. It works right in your browser — no app to install and no watermark added to the file.
The three steps
The process is the same on every device. Here it is in detail.
Step 1: Copy the video link
- Open the Facebook video, Reel, or Watch clip you want to keep.
- Tap the Share icon, then choose Copy link.
- On desktop, you can also copy the URL straight from your browser's address bar.
Either way, you now have a link that looks something like https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=... on your clipboard.
Step 2: Paste it on WeSaveAll
- Go to the Facebook video downloader on wesaveall.com.
- Tap inside the paste bar and paste the link you just copied.
- Press Download. WeSaveAll reads the link and pulls up the available versions of that video.
Step 3: Choose a format and save
- Pick the quality you want — an HD MP4 for the sharpest picture, a lighter SD file if you're low on data or storage, or MP3 audio if you only need the sound.
- Tap Download.
- The file saves to your device. That's it — you now own an offline copy you can watch anytime.
If you only care about the soundtrack, the dedicated Facebook to MP3 tool skips the video entirely and hands you a clean audio file.
On Android
Android is the easiest of the bunch. Open Chrome, Samsung Internet, or your default browser and follow the three steps above.
- When you tap Download, most Android phones drop the file straight into your Downloads folder. You'll usually see a small download banner at the top of the screen — tap it to open the file instantly.
- HD MP4 videos also show up in your Gallery or Google Photos app once the download finishes, so they're ready to share or replay without digging through folders.
- If Chrome asks whether to allow the download, just tap Download again to confirm.
This works the same for regular feed videos, Facebook Reels, and Watch clips — copy the link and paste it, no matter which type it is.
On iPhone (iOS)
iOS is a little stricter about where files go, but it still works well in Safari (and in Chrome for iPhone if you prefer).
- Copy the Facebook link and paste it on the Facebook video downloader exactly as above.
- When you tap Download, Safari may ask "Do you want to download...?" — tap Download to confirm.
- The video lands in the Files app under Downloads. Open Files → Browse → Downloads to find it.
Want the video in your camera roll? Open it from the Files app, tap the Share icon, and choose Save Video — it'll move into Photos so it sits alongside your own clips. MP3 audio files stay in the Files app, which is exactly where the Music and Voice Memos style players expect them.
On PC or Mac
On a computer the whole thing takes seconds. Use Chrome, Safari, Edge, or Firefox — any modern browser is fine.
- Copy the video URL from the address bar or the Share → Copy link menu.
- Paste it on wesaveall.com and press Download.
- Click your preferred quality. The file saves to your usual Downloads folder.
Because you're on a bigger screen, desktop is the best place to grab the highest-resolution HD version of a longer video. If you download from Facebook often, keep the tools hub bookmarked — it lists every downloader in one place so you're never more than a click away.
FAQ
Can I download private or group Facebook videos? No — and honestly, no reliable tool can. WeSaveAll only works with public videos and Reels that anyone can open without logging in. If a video sits behind a private profile, a closed group, or a friends-only post, it can't be fetched. That's a deliberate limit that respects people's privacy.
Is there a watermark on the downloaded file? No. WeSaveAll doesn't add any logo, stamp, or overlay. You get the original video exactly as it was uploaded — the only thing that changes is that it now lives on your device.
Do I need the Facebook app or an account? Neither. Everything runs in your browser, so there's nothing to install and no sign-in. You don't even need the Facebook app open — you just need the link to a public video.
What's the difference between HD and SD? HD gives you the crispest available picture and a larger file. SD is a smaller, more compressed version that downloads faster and uses less storage — handy on mobile data or an older phone. Pick whichever suits the moment.
One more tip
If a link won't load, make sure you copied the full URL and that the post is genuinely public. Opening the video in a browser while logged out is a quick way to check — if you can watch it there, WeSaveAll can save it. For more walkthroughs and examples, see our related guide on how to download Facebook videos, or head straight back to the Facebook video downloader and paste your next link.
WeSaveAll is not affiliated with Facebook or Meta. Only download content you have the right to save.