1. Copy the link
Use the public address of media you own or are authorized to save.
Paste a public link, check the preview and choose a quality before saving.
Paste a public URL, choose an available quality and save it to your device.
Only save public content that you own or are authorized to use.
Use the public address of media you own or are authorized to save.
The system detects the platform and checks the media options available for that link.
Video resolutions or audio bitrates are shown before the download whenever they are technically available.
When the file is ready, the download starts. The new-search button then prepares the tool for another link.
Higher resolution usually means a larger file. The site shows the video qualities available for each piece of content. With MP3, a higher bitrate cannot recreate details missing from the original source.
The service does not maintain a public library of processed videos. Temporary download links expire and statistics are aggregated without publishing visitor-submitted URLs.
InstaDownload.pro is not designed to bypass logins, private accounts, DRM, paywalls or access controls. Use only content you own, public-domain material, compatible licenses or content authorized by the rights holder.
Available options depend on the qualities offered for each post, so the list can vary from one item to another.
The service prepares each request when you ask for a download and does not maintain a permanent public library of requested files.
Works with public Facebook videos, Reels and posts that expose media without special login access.
When Facebook supplies multiple versions, the site keeps the best usable variant for each real resolution and avoids duplicates.
Friends-only posts, closed groups, regional or age restrictions, removed posts and expired redirects may not work.
Do not provide Facebook passwords or use the tool to bypass privacy controls. Save only material you are allowed to copy.
No. InstaDownload shows the variants that are actually available and does not artificially upscale resolution.
No. The tool is designed for public links and does not ask for social-network passwords.