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Wednesday 21 December 2016

How to download photos/Videos from Facebook

It is a common tendency to upload our photos and videos on Facebook, we might want to download a copy of it for various reasons like data backup or close the  facebook account etc.,
Whatever the reason might be, there is an official way to download all our Facebook data without having to use third-party apps, plugins or extensions.
Here is the easy way to download facebook photos/videos
Download Facebook Photos/Videos
Login into your Facebook account and then click on the little blue arrow at the top right of the screen to download Facebook data, towards the bottom of the menu, click on Settings.


Under General Account Settings, you’ll see a link at the bottom called Download a copy of your Facebook data.

Click on that link and you’ll get a short description of what kind of data your archive will contain. To start the archive, go ahead and click the green Start My Archive button.

This will bring up another popup window where you have to confirm that you want to download your archive.


Once you confirm by clicking on the second Start My Archive button, you’ll see a message stating that you will get an email once your archive is complete. After a little while, you should receive an email with a link to your archive.


Click on the link and you’ll see a button called Download My Archive. You’ll need to re-enter your Facebook password again before you can download the archive.

Depending on how much you upload to Facebook, your archive could be several hundred megabytes in size. The archive will be in ZIP format, so you’ll need to unzip it first to see the contents.

The archive is broken up into three sections: html, photos and videos. The html folder contains all your posts, locations, tags, etc. in HTML format that you can view in your web browser.

The Photos folder contains all your uploaded photos and synced photos from your mobile phone. The only thing is that each album is represented by the numeric code used by Facebook rather than your album name.



Hope this is useful.







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