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We’ve all been there: You scroll through Facebook and find an incredible video—a heartwarming reunion, a hilarious blunder, or a crucial tutorial. You want to save it to your phone or computer to watch later, but Facebook doesn’t offer a native download button for most videos. fbdown.net in
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Open Facebook and find the video you want to save. Step 2: Click on the video’s timestamp or the three dots (⋮) and select "Copy link." Step 3: Go to [fbdown.net] in your web browser. Step 4: Paste the copied link into the box on the homepage. Step 5: Click the "Download" button (often labeled "Download HD" or "Normal Quality"). Step 6: Right-click the resulting video and select "Save video as…" And what does the "in" in your search mean