fbDownloader Provides Easy Way To Download Facebook Photo Albums
Downloading entire albums from Facebook can be a bit laborious and time consuming. fbDownloader is a desktop application which allows you to easily download Facebook photos from your albums, tagged images and your friend albums. You can check for albums from your profile or a friend’s profile(s) and download it with a single click. Just login to your Facebook account and select the images/albums to download.
You will require giving fbDownloader app access to your profile in order to grab images from your profile or friend’s albums.
Once done, you can download your tagged photos, personal albums or friend’s albums by selecting an appropriate option from the left side of the main interface.
Once the albums are displayed, click the Download Album button (present below each album) to being downloading the album. You can select a destination folder from the Change button. By default the albums are saved in the Windows default Pictures folder.
Similarly, you can head over to the Your Friend’s Photos option, select a friends name from the drop down menu and click See Albums to begin viewing and downloading his/her album(s).
fbDownloader is a hassle free application that allows easy downloading of albums from Facebook. It works on Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008.
Hello, is it possible to download a FB Group photos??
Thank you
How can you download photo albums from a Facebook *group*? Does anyone know of an app?
Facebook Album Downloader , an android app also does it on your phone
I wish you had also mentioned that it:
(a) also asks for permission to download 3 additional pieces of junk-ware – and ok, so at least it asked
(b) did NOT ASK BUT DOWNLOADED ANYWAY more junkware in the form of ‘free games’ and places short-cuts on the desktop
(c) it requires -NET frame 4
(d) has no option for choosing install location.
On Firefox, I got ffixer script installed via GreaseMonkey and DownThemAll extension. I think its more convenient as compared to installing an unknown(maybe malicious) desktop application and tell it all of your facebook etc credentials…
i think so, now a day everything is on browser, especially firefox.
I will try this option then. Thank you for the info