Facebook Photo Downloader — FAQs

Everything about saving public Facebook photos in full size.

Open the photo on Facebook, copy its link (a facebook.com/photo... URL or the post URL), paste it into the box above, and click Download to save the image.
The largest version Facebook makes publicly available for that image — the same file Facebook serves, not a compressed thumbnail. Resolution depends on the original upload; the tool doesn't upscale images.
Public profile pictures work the same way: open the profile photo so it displays as a photo page, copy its URL, and paste it. Private profile photos can't be downloaded.
For a complete archive of your own photos, use Facebook's built-in tool: Settings → Download Your Information, and select Photos. That's the official way to export everything you've uploaded. This downloader is for saving individual public photos from a link.
No. Only photos from public posts can be downloaded — private or friends-only images aren't accessible without logging in, which this tool doesn't do.
Yes. Only download images you own or have permission to use, and credit the photographer or page where appropriate.
Yes. It's free to use with no account or sign-up required.
Yes, if it's public. Click the cover photo so it opens as a full photo page, copy the URL from your browser, and paste it into the downloader.
The tool saves one photo at a time — open each photo in the album, copy its link, and paste it. For complete albums you own, Facebook's built-in export (Settings → Download Your Information) includes all your albums in one archive.
No. The downloader works as a website in any browser — no extension, app, or install needed on iPhone, Android, or desktop.
Most issues happen when the photo is private, friends-only, inside a closed group, deleted, or the link was copied incompletely. Open the photo full-screen, copy the URL from your browser's address bar, and paste the fresh link.