Facebook Video Downloader: Reels, MP4 & Audio

Facebook video downloader for archivists, editors, researchers and AI pipelines: paste Facebook video or reel links and get, for each video, direct MP4 download links in HD and SD (with sound), the audio track on its own (M4A), every quality Facebook streams as its own file (240p ... 1080p, with codec, bitrate and frame rate), file sizes, the title, caption, plays, reactions, comments, shares, date and length. No login, no cookies, no browser.

Title	Page	Quality	Size	Length	Plays	Reactions	Posted
How to Share With Just Friends	Facebook	HD	5,388,007 bytes	1:14	2,824,217	1,350	2014-12-05
Q & A about sleeping	Dr. Shu	HD (AV1)	4,548,768 bytes	0:44	1,383,043	74,168	2025-10-14
The aircraft lineup just keeps getting bigger. ✈️	NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration	HD 720p	1,778,514 bytes	0:18	313,828	1,556	2026-10-16

What you get

• Download links that play: videoUrl is the MP4 with sound in its best single-file quality (HD, else SD), videoSdUrl its smaller SD twin, audioUrl the audio track alone. Each comes with its size in bytes, its quality and codec.
• Every quality as a real file: renditions lists every playable file: the MP4s with sound, each video-only quality Facebook streams (quality, width, height, codec, bitrate, frame rate) and the audio track, each with its own link and expiry. maxQuality names the highest one.
• When the links expire: Facebook signs its file links; urlsExpireAt says when they stop working (a few days). Download before then, or run again for fresh links.
• The video's facts: title, caption, page, length, plays, reactions (and each reaction type), comments, shares, date, size and orientation, Reel / Video / Live, hashtags, captions file and a plain-text transcript (free).
• Every link form: reels, /videos/ links, watch/?v= links, share links (/share/v/, /share/r/), fb.watch links and bare video ids. The same video linked twice is one row, charged once.
• Drop-in input: videoUrls (as apple_yang and memo23 name it), url and urls (easyapi, scrapepilot) and startUrls all work.

Audio is M4A (AAC in an MP4 file), as Facebook serves it: it plays everywhere, but it is not MP3. No copy of the video is stored: the links are Facebook's own files.

How to use it

1. Paste video links, one per line (or bare video ids).
2. Optional: Videos newer than / Videos older than (a date, or e.g. 30 days).
3. Run. One row per video, in about 10-20 seconds for 50 links.

A link Facebook doesn't show logged out (deleted, private, age-gated) or a post without a video fails that input in the run's OUTPUT record and costs nothing; a page link is refused (Facebook Reels Scraper reads a page's reels).

Pricing

Pay per video in your dataset, nothing else: no start fee, transcripts and file sizes included.

Plan	Free	Starter	Scale	Business
Per 1,000 videos	$2.89	$2.49	$1.99	$1.49

Each video is charged once per run, also across restarts. Failed links and summary records (OUTPUT) are never charged.

Output fields

One line per key, in row order.

• thumbnailUrl: the video's cover image
• title: the title its uploader gave it, else the caption's first line
• text, textSnippet: the caption, and its first 50 characters
• pageName: the page or profile that posted it
• url: the video's own link
• videoUrl, videoQuality, videoCodec, videoSizeBytes: the MP4 with sound (HD, else SD), its quality, codec (when Facebook names it) and size
• videoSdUrl, videoSdSizeBytes: the SD MP4 with sound and its size, when there is an HD file too
• audioUrl, audioFormat, audioCodec, audioBitrate, audioSizeBytes: the audio track alone (M4A)
• videoDurationSeconds, duration: length in seconds and as a clock (10:34)
• playCount, likes, comments, shares: plays, all reactions, comments and shares
• time: when it was posted (UTC)
• videoWidth, videoHeight, videoOrientation: the video's size and Portrait/Landscape/Square
• videoQualities, maxQuality: every quality it streams in, low to high, and the highest
• renditions: every playable file (type video+audio / video / audio, quality, width, height, codec, bitrate, frameRate, hasAudio, sizeBytes, mimeType, url, expiresAt)
• videoType, hasAudio: Reel, Video or Live; whether it has sound
• captionsUrl, captionsLocale, transcriptText: the captions file, its language, the captions as text
• reactionLikeCount ... reactionAngryCount: reactions by type
• hashtags, mentions: caption details
• userId, userProfileUrl, userProfilePic, isVerified, pageAdLibraryId: the author
• videoId, postId, postUrl: ids and the post's link
• urlsExpireAt: when the download links stop working
• facebookUrl, inputUrl: the link as read, and your input
• scrapedAt: when the run read the video

Views: 📊 Overview, ⬇️ Downloads, 📈 Stats, 🗒️ Captions. The run's OUTPUT record says, per input, whether it was delivered, a duplicate of another link, or why it failed.

Other Facebook scrapers

Facebook Reels Scraper (every reel of a page), Facebook Posts Scraper, Facebook Comments Scraper, Facebook Pages Scraper, Facebook Groups Scraper and Facebook Marketplace Scraper, from the same engine.