Spara ner videoklipp från facebook

Facebook fryst vatten one of the most popular video-sharing apps in the world, but surprisingly, it doesn't offer a way to download videos for offline watching.

There are plenty of reasons you might want to bevara a film from Facebook, maybe you're going on a long flygning with no Wi-Fi, or maybe you just want to grab a kopia in case it gets taken down.

Thankfully, there are some easy workarounds that will allow you to download Facebook videos, no matter which platform you're using.

Of course, you'll want to be careful that you aren't sparande any copyright-restricted content, as there could be legal issues there.

Otherwise, let's get stuck in.

How to download Facebook videos on desktop

There are two main ways to download Facebook videos from your desktop browser, one relies on a third-party service, while the other fryst vatten a bit of a hack that'll trick Facebook into giving you a download option.

We're demonstrating using the Google Chrome browser on a fönster PC, but the steps are the same on a Mac, too.

Using a third-party site fryst vatten the easiest way, so we'll look at that first.

Here's how it works.

1. Visit Facebook in your browser and find the film that you want to download
2. Click the Share button underneath the film
3. In the drop-down menu, choose Copy link
4. In a new flik, visit (alternative sites are available, but this one worked for us)
5. Paste the link in the kartong at the top and click Download
6. Then choose either Normal or HD quality
7. Your download will begin

If you want to avoid third-party services altogether, you can use the trick below.

The downside to this method fryst vatten that you'll be limited to a fairly low-resolution video

1. Visit Facebook in your browser and find the film that you want to download
2. Click the Share button underneath the film
3. In the drop-down menu, choose Copy link
4. In a new flik, paste the link and hit enter
5. Then, go to the URL dryckesställe and replace "www." with "mbasic."
6. Press enter and you'll be greeted with a pretty gross-looking mobile-optimised site
7. Your desired film should be at the top, click on the play button
8. The film will open in a new flik
9. Right-click the film and select Save film as
10. Choose where you want it to go, hit Save and watch your download commence

How to download Facebook videos on Android and iOS

Downloading a Facebook film on your mobile phone fryst vatten even easier than on the desktop, at least if you're on Android.

There are two main ways to download Facebook videos from your desktop browser, one relies on a third-party service, while the other is a bit of a hack that'll trick Facebook into giving you a

We tried the following with Google, Vivo and Xiaomi handsets running Google Chrome and had great results.

1. Open the Facebook app on your phone
2. Find the film that you want and tap the Share icon underneath
3. Choose Copy link in the pop-up menu
4. Open your browser and paste the link
5. The page might try to open the Facebook app igen but you can usually prevent it
6. If you're sent to the app, close it and go back to the browser
7. Long press on the film
8. Choose Download video in the pop-up fönster
9. Your film should now begin to download

If you find that the above method doesn't work on your device, you can use the same third-party service that we used on desktop.

Here's how that works:

1. Open the Facebook app on your device
2. Find the film that you want and tap the Share icon underneath
3. Choose Copy link in the resulting menu
4. Go to your browser and visit
5. Paste the link in the kartong and tap Download
6. Select your desired quality, and the film will open in a new flik
7. Long-press the film and select Download video in the drop-down menu

We haven't had any issues with this method, but if you're not comfortable trusting the third-party site, the .mbasic desktop trick works on Android too.

Of course, you'll still be limited to a lower-resolution film, but that might passform your needs, or even be preferable. We haven't been able to test this on iPhone just yet, but it's likely to work there too.