Facebook: How to download all my photos from this social network? | apps | social networks | revlti | ANSWERS

If you have an account Facebook Over the past several years, it is highly likely that you have uploaded hundreds of images to share on the red social. If one day you decide to download all these photos, going one by one seems like a daunting task, so here we show you how to download all those photos in a few steps and without having to go to apps from third parties.

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According 2019 statistics collected by the Kinsta blogEvery 60 seconds 510,000 comments are published on Facebook, 293,000 states are updated, 4,000 million ‘likes’ are given and 136,000 photos are uploaded. It is one of the most difficult social networks to put aside, according to it a poll by Harris Poll.

The trick that we will teach you next also serves to save publications, photos (yours and in which you have been tagged), videos, comments, interactions (likes and reactions), lists of friends, stories, messages, accounts to which you follow and your followers.

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Step by step to download all your photos from Facebook

1. Open Facebook from your computer, entering the web page.
2. Login to your account, logging in with username and password.
3. Open the menu in the upper right corner of the screen.
4. Look for the option “Settings and privacy”And click on it.
5. Select the option “Setting”.
6. In the menu on the left, choose “Your Facebook information”.
7. Click on “Download your information”.

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On this screen, Facebook allows us to configure the download:

• Date range. You can choose “All my information” and you will download all the content that you have shared on the social network from the first day you connected until the download date. You can also select a date range that you prefer.
• Format. Here you can choose between two formats: HTML and JSON.
• Quality. Facebook allows you to choose three types of quality: High, Medium and Low.

Your information

Facebook gives you the option to choose different types of content, you can select all or only those that interest you. Among those you can download are:

• Publications. Content you shared on Facebook, hidden posts in your bio, and polls you created.
• Photos and videos. Audiovisual and photographic material that you uploaded and shared.
• Comments. Comments you made on your posts, on other people’s posts, or on the groups you belong to.
• Likes and reactions. Posts, comments, and pages that you liked or reacted to
• Friends. People you are connected with on Facebook.
• stories. Photos and videos that you shared in your story.
• People / pages you follow and followers. People, organizations or businesses whose content you decided to see and people who follow you.
• Posts. Messages you exchanged with other people on Messenger.
• Groups. Groups you belong to, groups you manage, and posts and comments you made on the groups you belong to.
• Events. Your responses to events and a list of the events you created.
• Profile information. Your contact information, details from the “Information” section of your profile, and your important events, hobbies and music.
• pages. Pages you manage and pages you recommended.
• Marketplace. Your activity in Marketplace.
• Payment history. A history of the payments you made through Facebook.
• Saved items and collections. A list of the posts you’ve saved and your activity in the collections.
• Your places. A list of the places you created.
• Apps and websites. Apps and websites that you signed into with Facebook and apps that you manage.
• Other activity. Activity associated with your account, such as the touches you gave and received.
• Facebook Gaming. Your Facebook Gaming profile.
• Interactions. Actions you took on Facebook.
• Paper bin. Items that you moved to the trash.
• Archive. Items that you moved to the file.
• Short videos. Your activity in short videos on Facebook.
• Account center. Accounts you added to the account center.
• Rewards. Your activity in Rewards.

Information about you

You can also download this type of information related to you:

• Ads and business. Ad topics relevant to you, advertisers who collected information directly from you, information you submitted to advertisers, and your interactions with businesses and organizations that you visit outside of Facebook.
• Search history. A history of your searches on Facebook.
• Location. Information related to your location.
• Information about you. Information associated with your Facebook account.
• Login and security information. A history of your logins and logouts, your Facebook activity periods, and the devices you use to access Facebook.
• Your themes. Collection of topics that are determined by your activity on Facebook and used to create recommendations for you in different places on Facebook, such as the News section, News and Watch
• Voice recordings and transcriptions. History of your voice recordings and transcripts on Facebook

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