Step 1: Copy the Facebook link
Open Facebook, find the public reel, tap Share, and copy the URL.
Three easy steps to save public Facebook reels to your device.
Open Facebook, find the public reel, tap Share, and copy the URL.
Paste the copied URL into the downloader input box above and press the Download button.
Choose HD or SD quality once processing is complete, then download the reel directly to your device.
With FBviddl's Facebook Reel Downloader, you can download publicly available Facebook Reels through your browser. Copy the URL of the Reel you want to download, paste it into the downloader, and save it to your device.
No Facebook account or app is needed. This tool is only for public Reel links and works with modern web browsers on mobile and desktop.
FBviddl has a straightforward purpose: to allow users to save a publicly available Facebook Reel.
FBviddl works from the Reel URL rather than searching Facebook for the content. When you paste a Reel link into the tool, it looks for the video associated with that URL. Once it finds a publicly available video, it presents it for saving.
The URL-based method is the reason you need to use the correct Reel link. Facebook sometimes adds extra parameters to URLs, and links can stop working if a post is deleted, restricted, or made unavailable. If a link stops working, the best first step is to open the Reel on Facebook and copy the link again.
The process of copying the link differs slightly by device, but downloading works the same way everywhere: copy the link and paste it into FBviddl.
The same process applies to tablets and Chromebooks. The downloader only needs a browser and the copied link — it does not matter which device you use, as long as the link is copied from a public Reel.
No. FBviddl only works with Facebook Reels that are available for public viewing. If a Reel is shared with friends only, or in a private group, it cannot be downloaded because of Facebook's privacy restrictions.
If a Reel is only accessible to logged-in Facebook members, it is also not possible to download using a public downloader. If the Reel belongs to you, use Facebook's own account management options to manage your content.
The quality you receive depends on what Facebook has made publicly available for that specific Reel. Quality that has been lost through Facebook's compression cannot be recovered. If the Reel was uploaded in lower quality, or if Facebook's processing reduced it, the downloaded file will reflect that. There is no universal quality applied to all Facebook Reels — the best approach is to find a Reel that plays in good resolution on Facebook before downloading it.
Facebook Reels and standard Facebook videos have different URL structures and page formats. If you want to save a Facebook Reel, use the Facebook Reel Downloader. If you want to save a regular Facebook video, use the Facebook Video Downloader. Using the right tool for the right URL type avoids errors and makes the process more reliable.
Downloaded Reels remain the property of their original creators. Even when you download a public video for personal offline use, using it further — reposting, removing credits, using it in a project, or presenting it as your own — may require permission from the creator. If you want to use someone else's Reel publicly, check Facebook's guidelines and contact the creator if necessary. FBviddl is a technical download tool and does not determine whether content may be legally reused.
Common questions about downloading Facebook Reels with FBviddl.
Copy the link of the public Facebook Reel and paste it into a web-based downloader like FBviddl. If the Reel is publicly accessible and supported by the tool, you can save the video directly to your device.
No. FBviddl is only designed for publicly viewable Reels and does not circumvent Facebook's privacy restrictions.
No. You are not required to provide your Facebook login details. The downloader works from the Reel URL alone.
No. FBviddl works entirely in a web browser. No separate app is required.
Quality depends on what Facebook has made publicly available for that specific Reel. If quality was lost through compression, the downloader cannot restore it.
Make sure the link has been copied accurately and that the Reel is still publicly available. If the Reel has been deleted, made private, or restricted, it cannot be downloaded.