Facebook Video Downloader — Pin Stunning Visuals

Discover Facebook videos worth collecting *

* Pintere.com turns collecting videos from Facebook into an aesthetic, design-forward experience.

How to collect videos from Facebook

Curating videos from Facebook with Pintere.com is a visual delight. Paste your link above or prepend our domain to any media URL:

pintere.com/https://www.example.com/path/to/media
Pin Facebook videos in 3 steps
1. Discover the Facebook link

Browse Facebook for a video that catches your eye and copy its URL. See our tutorials for visual walkthroughs.

2. Pin the link here

Paste the Facebook URL into the search field at the top of this page.

3. Collect your visual

Tap download to add the video directly to your device's collection.

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Python 
import requests

response = requests.post(
    "https://api.pintere.com/api/download",
    headers={"Authorization": "API_KEY"},
    json={"url": "URL"},
)

for item in response.json()["items"]:
    print(item["type"], item["url"])

Answers to Your Questions — Collecting Facebook Videos, Images & Audio

Paste any public Facebook post URL above — clips, photos, profile media, anything visible without logging in. Pintere.com pulls the original MP4 or JPG file at the resolution the platform served it (up to 1080p).

You don't need a Pintere.com account, but the Facebook content itself has to be publicly visible. Posts inside private profiles, friends-only audiences, or paid tiers are gated by Facebook itself — no third-party tool can bypass those checks, and Pintere.com will not try.

Facebook hosts a mix of video, photo, and audio. Pintere.com auto-detects the media type from the URL and returns it in its native format (MP4 or JPG) at up to 1080p for video and original size for images.

Facebook delivers video as separate DASH segments — audio and video arrive on different streams that Pintere.com has to fetch and remux into one file. The extra step adds a few seconds for long clips but keeps the saved file in sync.

Yes. Open Pintere.com in your mobile browser, paste the Facebook link from the share sheet, and tap the save button — the file lands in your phone storage. No app to install, no permissions to grant.

Pintere.com lists every quality the original Facebook post exposes — typically a ladder from a small mobile-friendly copy up to 1080p MP4 or JPG. Pick the highest one your storage and connection can handle; the file size scales roughly linearly with resolution.

No. Facebook has no mechanism to tell a user that a third party saved their public post. Saving via Pintere.com is indistinguishable from any other anonymous page view from Facebook's side.

Pintere.com gives a generous daily Facebook video quota at no charge and without signing up. If you regularly save dozens of videos a day, a free account lifts the cap. Paid plans only matter for very high-volume or API-driven use.

Yes. Pintere.com only takes the public Facebook URL — we never see your Facebook login, never ask for credentials, never run scripts in your browser. The request flows from our server to Facebook, the file flows back, and nothing is kept on our side once you have the download.

First confirm the video still loads in an incognito browser — deleted, draft, or newly-privated videos cannot be saved. Then recopy the URL straight from the Facebook address bar (not from a notification or shortened share link). If the link still works in incognito and still fails on Pintere.com, drop us a note via the contact page with the URL and we will look at it.

Pintere.com returns the file in its native format (MP4 or JPG). Conversion to other formats is best handled with a local tool — re-encoding on our side would needlessly lose quality compared to the original Facebook upload.

For Facebook the right answer is to grab the publicly served stream before platform watermarking or recompression. Pintere.com does exactly that — no extra branding burned onto the saved file, no quality loss from re-encoding.

Supported sites

Bilibili Facebook Instagram Linkedin
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Twitter Vimeo
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Pintere.com retains zero files and zero user data. Every collected piece streams through an encrypted connection directly into your browser.

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