Step 1: Open the Facebook profile
Go to the public profile on Facebook whose DP you want to save. And copy the profile link from the 3 dots menu or the address bar.
Three easy steps to save any public Facebook profile picture to your device.
Go to the public profile on Facebook whose DP you want to save. And copy the profile link from the 3 dots menu or the address bar.
Paste the copied profile link into the input box above.
Click the Download button and save the profile picture to your device.
Copy the link to a Facebook profile—from the address bar, or from the "Copy link to profile" option in Facebook's own menu and paste it into the field above. FBVidDl loads the picture Facebook is currently serving for that profile and shows you a preview. From there, you can save it to your device. This only works with profiles you could already view without logging in. If a profile requires a login to see anything, its picture isn't something this tool — or any similar tool — can retrieve.
Facebook stores and serves profile pictures at different sizes depending on the device, the profile's own settings, and how long ago the picture was uploaded. FBVidDl pulls the largest version Facebook makes available for that link at the time you request it — it doesn't create detail that isn't already in the source image, and it can't guarantee a specific resolution. If a profile picture looks small or slightly compressed after downloading, that's coming from how Facebook is serving the image for that account, not a limitation being added by this tool.
A few things cause this, and they're usually specific:
FBviddl does not access private profiles, does not enhance resolution beyond what Facebook's servers provide, and does not retrieve any picture that a logged-out visitor could not already see. If a feature isn't listed above, it should be assumed that it is not available.
A screenshot captures what appears on screen at the time it is taken, including the surrounding interface. The image is limited to what Facebook displays, which is usually a small, constrained version. Downloading the image skips the extra steps of cropping and resizing a screenshot and instead gives you a copy of the actual file.
That said, sometimes a screenshot is all you need. When image quality isn't a priority, taking a screenshot has no real drawbacks.
Individuals generally retain ownership of their profile photos, even when the profile is public. Being able to download a photo doesn't mean it's acceptable to reuse it for an impersonation account, a deceptive profile, harassment, or commercial purposes. If you're downloading your own picture, there's no issue. If it's someone else's, consider carefully why you're downloading it — no misuse, no impersonation, and a reasonable reason for saving it in the first place.
Common questions about downloading Facebook profile pictures with FBviddl.
No. It only works with pictures that are already visible to someone who isn't logged in — the same picture you'd see by opening the profile link yourself.
FBviddl uses the quality that Facebook provides and doesn't enhance or increase it. The quality depends on what the original profile owner uploaded and what Facebook delivers publicly.
Yes, on Android and iPhone browsers, and on desktop too. No special app is needed — everything runs through the website.
It is saved in the same folder your browser uses for downloads — typically the Downloads folder on desktop, or the photo gallery or Files app on a smartphone, depending on your browser and its settings.
Common reasons include an incorrect profile link, the profile being set to private, a temporary internet interruption, or Facebook's servers being momentarily unavailable. Check the link and try again.