Q1. What is the best format for uploading videos to Facebook?
MP4 and MOV are the most recommended choices. In daily use, MP4 with H.264 video and AAC audio is usually the safest option because it balances compatibility, quality, and file size.
Q2. Can I copy any video from Facebook?
No. You should only copy videos you own, videos in the public domain, or videos you have permission to save. Private, restricted, copyrighted, or removed videos may not be available and should not be downloaded without authorization.
Q3. Why does my Facebook video fail to upload?
Common reasons include unsupported codecs, an oversized file, unstable network, too long duration for the selected placement, unusual resolution/aspect ratio, or a temporary Facebook processing issue. Converting to MP4, compressing the file, and trimming the video can often help.
Q4. Can I download Facebook videos in 1080p?
Yes, when the original video and the accessible Facebook link provide a 1080p stream. After analyzing the URL, select 1080p if it appears in the available download options. If Facebook only provides 720p or lower for that link, choosing a downloader cannot create the missing Full HD source.
Q5. What about videos in Facebook comments or Messenger?
For a comment video, open the video in the comment and copy its own link or permalink when possible, then analyze that URL in Downloader. For a Facebook post/video shared through Messenger, open the original Facebook video and copy its URL. If a video file was sent directly in a Messenger chat and the app/browser provides a Save or Download option, use that first. Private chat attachments may not have a public URL that a downloader can analyze.