How to Download Multiple Facebook Photos at Once (Step-by-Step)

Step-by-step

1. 1

   Open the Facebook album or page in your browser

   Open facebook.com in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari and navigate to the public page or album you want to grab. Scroll through the gallery so each thumbnail loads into the page. You do not need to log in for public pages and public albums, but a logged-in session makes scrolling smoother and the layout cleaner.

2. 2

   Open each photo and copy its direct link

   Click the first photo to open it in the lightbox view. Right-click the image and choose 'Copy image address' or 'Copy link' from the menu. Paste the URL into a scratch text file, a sticky note, or a blank document. Move to the next photo and repeat. Most albums let you collect 30 links in under five minutes with this method.

3. 3

   Open Savevids bulk mode

   Open a new browser tab and go to savevidsapp.com. Click the bulk downloader tile on the home screen, or jump straight to /bulk-downloader. The bulk input box accepts one link per line, so a plain text list works perfectly. No login is required and nothing is installed.

4. 4

   Paste up to 30 links and click Download all

   Paste your entire list of Facebook photo links into the bulk input box, one link per line. Strip out blank lines and duplicates. Click the Download all button. Savevids reads each link in sequence and lists the available image options on a single results page.

5. 5

   Save each photo to your device

   Click the format you want for each result. HD JPG is the default and matches the original upload resolution. Your browser saves each file to its default Downloads folder. On mobile, the photos land in the Files app. On desktop, they stack up in Downloads and you can drag them into a single folder named after the page or album.

What you can download from Facebook albums and pages

Savevids pulls the source image file behind each public Facebook photo, which means you get the highest resolution the uploader posted. Cover photos, album shots, page gallery pictures, and timeline photo posts from public pages all work in bulk mode. You can mix photos from different albums or pages in the same batch. People often ask how to download all photos from facebook album or how to download facebook album photos in one go, and the answer is the same: collect each photo URL and paste them into bulk mode.

Private albums, group-only photos, and photos shared inside closed communities do not work, because Facebook locks the source file behind a login wall. Photos that have been untagged or removed by the uploader also fail. Stick with public pages and public albums and the tool rarely misses.

• Public cover photos from a Facebook page
• Public album photos in original resolution
• Page gallery pictures
• Timeline photo posts from public pages
• Mixed photos from different albums in one batch
• No watermark added by the downloader

How to bulk download facebook public page/album photos: quality and formats

Facebook serves each photo at multiple resolutions depending on the device and connection. Savevids lists the ones the source exposes. HD JPG typically matches the original upload resolution, which is the largest file Facebook stores. SD JPG is a downscaled version that cuts file size by half, useful when storage is tight or you are on a slow connection.

JPG is the default container because every device, browser, and photo app reads it natively, with no extra codecs required. The original aspect ratio is preserved, so portrait shots stay portrait and wide landscape shots stay wide. Bulk mode keeps the same format options for every link in the batch, so you can mix HD and SD choices per photo.

• HD JPG (original resolution, ideal for archiving)
• SD JPG (smaller file, faster on slow connections)
• Universal JPG container, opens in every photo app
• Original aspect ratio preserved per photo
• Up to 30 links processed per bulk run

How to download all photos from a facebook page: bulk mode tips

Bulk mode is most efficient when your link list is clean. Strip out blank lines, duplicate links, and any URL that does not start with https://www.facebook.com. If you copied a thumbnail URL instead of the full photo link, the source image may come back tiny; always click the photo first to open the lightbox, then copy the link from the address bar or the right-click menu.

If a single link in the batch fails, Savevids shows which one skipped and downloads the rest. You can then re-paste only the failed links in a second run. For very large albums with hundreds of photos, split your list into batches of 30 and run them back-to-back. The tool does not throttle between runs, so consecutive batches work fine.

Naming saved photos is the next step. Browsers assign default filenames like 12345678_10157_12345_o.jpg, which are hard to search later. Move the JPGs into a folder named after the page or album, and rename each file with the post date or caption so the archive is easy to browse weeks and months after the download.

• Strip blank lines and duplicates from your list before pasting
• Click each photo to open the lightbox before copying the link
• Run failed links again in a second pass
• Split large archives into batches of 30
• Move JPGs into a per-album folder for organization

Troubleshooting: when bulk mode skips a photo

The most common reason a link skips is that the source photo is private, archived, or removed. Open the link in a browser tab and confirm the photo loads. If Facebook asks you to log in to view it, the post is private and Savevids cannot reach it. Skip it and move on to the rest of the batch.

If every link in the batch fails, check your internet connection first, then check that the URLs are formatted correctly. Facebook sometimes redirects mobile share links through fb.watch or m.facebook.com; convert those to full www.facebook.com URLs before pasting. Re-paste the cleaned list and try again.

Slow downloads on cellular usually clear up on Wi-Fi. If Chrome or Safari warns about a 'potentially harmful file', allow it through the browser settings; the JPG is the same file Facebook served and is safe to keep.

• Open each skipped link in a tab to confirm it loads
• Skip private, archived, or removed photos
• Convert fb.watch and m.facebook.com links to full www URLs
• Check your connection if every link fails
• Re-run the cleaned list in a fresh batch

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