As you might already know, Facebook allows you to upload and embed videos to your profile. What Facebook doesn’t allow you to do is download those videos.
Here’s how to easily download videos from Facebook:
1. The Facebook Video Firefox Add-on
If you’re using Firefox (which you should be), then you should get the Facebook Video plugin to download videos from Facebook. The add-on adds new options on the video page, walls, and your inbox. The great thing is that these new elements just blend in and look like a part of Facebook, as if they were there all along. With this add-on, you can download Facebook videos, convert them to a different format (and then download them), and embed videos to any site outside of Facebook.
2. The Facebook Video GreaseMonkey Script
This one is pretty much the same as the Firefox add-on above, in terms of functionality. I personally use the Firefox plugin, but you can use this GreaseMonkey script instead if you want. Also, as its a GreaseMonkey script, you can use it in browsers other than Firefox, such as Google Chrome, Opera, and Internet Explorer.
Of course, you should already have GreaseMonkey installed if you want to use this script in Firefox.
Download site : http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/9789
3. KeepTube
But what if you only get the itch to download a video from Facebook once in a blue moon? Well, then Keep-Tube.com is for you. Its excellent for people who either don’t want to add yet another add-on to their Firefox installation or just don’t download videos from Facebook a lot.
All you have to do is copy the URL of the video page, paste it in the URL box, and click download!
There you have it, three ways you can download a video from Facebook.
