How to download archive photos from facebook

An application like DownAlbum is downloadable on Chrome, Firefox, or Safari browsers and easy to use. Like the other tips mentioned above, Facebook has another less known option not only to download all your photos but your comments, likes, messages, and everything in the Facebook sphere, too. If using your desktop :. To find it:. Once you download your photos, your videos will be attached to the downloadable file too.

You can select the type of file and image quality. JPEG files in high quality are best for printing your photos at home or using a service. As long as the post is public, you can download shared posts from your favorite Facebook pages, too. So, you're ready to delete or memorialize your account , or just print or store your photos for future use. Unless your privacy settings are locked down, anyone can use pictures of yourself or your friends and family.

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Reader Favorites Take Screenshot on Windows. Mount an ISO image in Windows. So before you kill the app and delete your Facebook account, you'll need to download your Facebook pics first. The important point is that this folder will contain all of your photos that you've ever uploaded to Facebook unless you've deleted them.

Sadly, if you've got nice high-quality photos on Facebook, they'll be massively downgraded during the download. If you want to download the original high-resolution snaps, you're stuck — Facebook doesn't offer this, and it really sucks. In the future, if you're uploading photos to Facebook, make sure to keep copies stored on your phone or computer to avoid having them ruined by Facebook's compression software. We pay for your stories!

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