Facebook Reel Downloader
Download a public Facebook Reel. Paste a link and save.
How to download a Facebook Reel
- 01
Open the public Facebook Reel and tap Share → Copy link.
- 02
Paste the Reel link into FBGrab's Reel downloader.
- 03FBGrab result
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Facebook Reel Downloader
Download a public Facebook Reel. Paste a link and save.
A Reel is saved as a video. It is not an audio-only file, and private or unavailable Reels cannot be retrieved.
Links that work here
Copy the full link to one public post. Examples of supported link formats:
https://www.facebook.com/reel/123456789https://www.facebook.com/share/r/SHORTCODE/
Use a post link, not a profile or search page. A short link must resolve to a public post.
What you get
- Download a public Facebook Reel. Paste a link and save.
- A Reel is saved as a video. It is not an audio-only file, and private or unavailable Reels cannot be retrieved.
When it will not work
- That post is private or not publicly accessible.
- That post could not be found, or it is no longer available.
- The request took too long. Try again in a moment.
FAQ
What file will I get?
A Reel is saved as a video. It is not an audio-only file, and private or unavailable Reels cannot be retrieved.
Why does a download fail?
That post is private or not publicly accessible. That post could not be found, or it is no longer available. The request took too long. Try again in a moment.
Is FBGrab free?
Yes. FBGrab is free to use. You do not need to create an account.
Do I need a Facebook account?
No. You only need the link to a public post. FBGrab does not ask you to sign in.
Where are downloaded files saved?
Your browser saves the file. On a computer it usually goes to your Downloads folder. On Android it usually goes to Downloads as well. On iPhone, Safari may open a share sheet so you can save the file to Files.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. Open FBGrab in your browser, paste a public link, and download. The browser handles where the file is saved.