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IMAGES FROM A SPECIFIC POST

Save images detected in a public Facebook post

Use the link to a specific public photo post or carousel. SSSFb lists the images it can detect from that post; a complete album or profile is a different scope.

Only images exposed by an accessible post can appear. Private posts, full albums, profiles and bulk collection are not supported.

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A single-photo post, a carousel and an album are different Facebook destinations. This tool checks the post URL you provide rather than browsing a profile or album library.

The number and resolution of returned images depend on what the public post exposes when it is analyzed. Missing, private or removed images cannot be recovered through this page.

Check images in a post or carousel

1

Copy the post URL

Open the public photo post and choose Share > Copy link. Use the post address, not a profile URL or image-preview URL.

2

Review detected images

Paste the address into SSSFb. A carousel may expose several items, but the result includes only images the analyzer can access.

3

Save a listed image

Choose an image shown in the result and let your browser handle the file. Its resolution depends on the image variant exposed by Facebook.

Post, carousel and album are different

Single photo post

The link points to one public post, and only accessible image media can be listed.

Carousel post

Several items may belong to one post; a partial result does not mean every carousel image was exposed.

Album or profile

This page does not crawl an entire album, profile or a collection of posts.

Facebook post images and resolution

Does one link download a whole Facebook album?+

No. Submit an individual supported public post. Full-album and profile downloads are not supported.

Why is one carousel image missing?+

The public link may not expose every item to the analyzer, or that item may be restricted or unavailable.

Will the saved image always be the original resolution?+

Not necessarily. The available image variant is determined by what the public source exposes.

Essential functions remain active. Optional categories stay disabled until you accept them.