Facebook downloader

Facebook to MP3 — Audio Downloader

Convert any Facebook video to a clean MP3 in seconds.

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Free · No watermark · No login · Works on iPhone, Android & PC

How to download Facebook audio

The steps differ slightly between the Facebook app on a phone and the website on a computer, so both are below.

On iPhone or Android

  1. 1

    Find the video in the Facebook app

    It has to be on a public Page or a post shared publicly — if you can only see it because of your friend list, it is not reachable.

  2. 2

    Tap the three dots, then Copy link

    The menu is at the top-right of the post. On Reels it is on the right-hand rail. This produces an fb.watch or facebook.com link.

  3. 3

    Paste it here and choose HD or SD

    Both renditions are listed when Facebook has both.

On a computer

  1. 1

    Open the video on facebook.com

    Click the post's timestamp or the video itself so it opens on its own page.

  2. 2

    Copy the URL from the address bar

    Any of the /watch/, /videos/ or /reel/ forms work, with or without the tracking parameters Facebook appends.

  3. 3

    Paste and download

    Pick HD where it exists, or extract the audio as MP3.

What the Facebook downloader handles

Every link shape

fb.watch short links, /watch/?v=, Page /videos/ paths and /reel/ URLs all resolve, tracking parameters included.

HD and SD listed

Facebook keeps two encodes for most videos. You choose, rather than being given whatever your connection would have loaded.

Reels supported

Facebook Reels are vertical video posts and download as the full-resolution file, the same as feed videos.

Audio as MP3

Extract the soundtrack from any public video when you only need the audio.

Public content only

Videos limited to friends, or inside private groups, are not publicly served and are not attempted.

No login, nothing stored

You never connect a Facebook account, and the file is streamed to your device rather than kept.

The free Facebook to MP3 that just works

Facebook links come in more shapes than any other platform here. The same video might reach you as facebook.com/watch/?v=, as a /videos/ path on a Page, as an fb.watch short link from the share sheet, or as a /reel/ URL — and a share link often carries tracking parameters that make it look nothing like the canonical address. All of these resolve to the same post, and all of them are accepted.

Facebook usually keeps two renditions of a video: an HD encode and a smaller SD one. Which the app plays depends on your connection, so the copy you watched is not necessarily the best available. Both are listed here so the choice is yours.

iPhone & iPad
Android phones
Windows PC
Mac & Linux

Every link shape

fb.watch short links, /watch/?v=, Page /videos/ paths and /reel/ URLs all resolve, tracking parameters included.

HD and SD listed

Facebook keeps two encodes for most videos. You choose, rather than being given whatever your connection would have loaded.

Reels supported

Facebook Reels are vertical video posts and download as the full-resolution file, the same as feed videos.

Audio as MP3

Extract the soundtrack from any public video when you only need the audio.

Safe & private

No account to hack, no files stored on our servers, and every transfer is encrypted. We only download public content you have the right to save.

FAQ

Facebook downloader — questions

Can I download Facebook Reels?

Yes. Reels are ordinary vertical video posts as far as the file is concerned, and they download at the full resolution Facebook holds, using the same /reel/ link you copy from the share menu.

Does the uploader see that I downloaded it?

No. Facebook gives page owners view and engagement statistics, but nothing that identifies a download, and this tool does not interact with your account or theirs.

Which Facebook link formats work?

All the common ones: fb.watch share links, facebook.com/watch/?v=, a Page's /videos/ path, and /reel/ URLs. Tracking parameters that Facebook appends to shared links are harmless and can be left on.