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Yes, it is possible to download Facebook videos to watch offline. It can be a bit tricky to figure out on your own, but we’re here to help! This wikiHow article will teach you two reliable ways to download Facebook videos to your computer, phone, or tablet.

1. Because Facebook is always changing their code to block online downloaders, it's difficult to find an online downloader that still works. As of October 2021, FB Video Downloader is the best option for downloading videos from Facebook.
   • You can use FDownloader on your computer, Android, iPhone, or iPad.
   • If you don't want to use an online downloader (or if FDownloader isn't working), by finding the right link through "View page source" in a web browser. That's a little more complicated, so try FDownloader first.
2. Here's how:
   • On a computer: Click the video to start playing it, highlight the URL at the top of your browser, and then press Control + C (PC) or Command + C (Mac).
   • Phone or tablet: Tap Share below the video and choose Copy Link from the menu.
3. Go to https://fdownloader.net. If you're using an iPhone or iPad, you'll need to use Safari to download the video—other browsers won't work properly. But if you're on a computer or Android, any web browser will do the trick.
4. To paste the URL, right-click (or long-tap on a phone or tablet) the field that says, "Enter the Facebook video link here" and select Paste.
5. FDownloader will display the available video quality options.
6. This starts the download. Once the download is complete, you'll find the video in your default downloads folder. It's the file ending with ".mp4."
   • If you select a quality that's much lower than the original video, select Render first, and then Download. Rendering takes a little longer, as FDownloader has do to some extra work in the background.
   • You may have to click or tap Download or Save to start the download.
   • Once the download is complete, you can watch the video by double-clicking (or tapping) it in your Downloads folder.
   • If you're using an iPhone or iPad and want to get the video into the Photos app, tap the blue arrow in the address bar, and then tap Downloads on the menu. Tap the video, tap the Share icon (the square with an arrow), and then select Save Video.

1. There's a way to download Facebook videos to your computer without installing special software or using an online downloader. It's a little more complicated because it involves poking through Facebook's HTML code, but once you get the hang of it, it's pretty easy!
2. It must be a public video—you can't download private videos or videos posted to friends-only accounts.
3. This expands the video into a larger view.
   • If you don't see this icon, tap the Play button at the center of the video first to start playing it.
4. Just highlight the address at the top of your browser and press Control + C (PC) or Command + C (Mac) to copy it.
5. You can do this in Chrome or Edge by clicking the Chrome three-dot menu at the top-right corner and selecting New Incognito window. If you're using Safari, click the File menu and select New Private Window.
6. This loads the public (and simplified) version of the video in the Incognito window.
7. This displays the back-end code of the page containing the video.
8. It's at the top-left corner of the source code in both Chrome and Edge. This will make your next task much easier.
   • If you're using Safari, you should already be seeing the source code in an easy-to-read format.
9. This opens the find bar at the top, which allows you to search for a certain string of text.
10. In a moment, you should see two highlighted results in the source code—one that says hd_src_no_ratelimit right before an extremely long URL, and that just says hd_src after the URL and its trailing comma.
11. Ignore the quotation marks at the beginning and end—just start with https and end after selecting the final number before the comma. Once you highlight this URL, press Control + C or Command + C to copy it.
12. The new tab will open in your Incognito window.
13. This takes you to a much smaller version of the video—a version you can download!
14. This saves the Facebook video to your computer in the MP4 format, which you can play in almost any video player.

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You can download videos from Facebook without installing any additional software to your device. If you're using a computer, scroll to the video in your news feed, and then click it to open a larger version. In the address bar at the top of the screen, replace the ""www"" with ""mbasic"" – this tells Facebook to display the video in a format you can download. Press Enter or Return to reload the video in its new format. Now, right-click the video and select Open video in a new tab. This may be called Open link in a new tab in some browsers. Finally, right-click - or control click on a mac - the video on the new tab, select Save video as, and then save the video to the desired folder on your computer.

If you're using an iPhone or iPad, open Safari and navigate to Facebook.com. Scroll to the video you want to download, and then tap the number of comments just beneath it, which opens the video on a new page. In the address bar, replace the "m" in the URL with "mbasic," and then tap the Go key. Tap and hold the video, and lift your finger when the menu appears. If the video starts to play on its own, tap the X to close it and return to the menu. Then, tap Download Linked File on the menu to download the video file.