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If you’d like to access or download a Facebook photo in its original resolution (the size in which the uploader uploaded the photograph from his computer or mobile device), then let’s check out in this post how to do so?

1. Download Bulk Image Downloader for Firefox. Integrates Bulk Image Downloader (a Windows only app that must be installed separately) with FireFox. Download full sized images from almost any thumbnailed web gallery. Supports most popular image hosts such as imagevenue, imagefap, flickr, etc.
2. I am looking for an Add-On to FireFox that would download all full-size images on a page of thumbnails. As an example you can visit this page.
3. Image Collector makes it easy to download a page's worth of pictures to Dropbox or Google Drive. Here's how to use it: Download and install the Image Collector Chrome extension here.
4. I see all thumbnails really big and it is not how they must be showed. The zoom is 100%, and on others channels, and tabs (subscription, etc), the size is 'normal'. I know is not a big or important issue, but, maybe, someone else can fix it.

UPDATE 3 [IMPORTANT & WORKING]: Check out this video to see How to Enlarge ANY Facebook Photo by Entering Full Screen Mode?

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Update 2: All Facebook photos are resized to a maximum of 2048px OR 960px when “high quality” is not selected – Thanks to “Rui Pinheiro” for pointing this out in the comments section below.

All images will be saved as the filetype you can selected, and saved in domain based subfolders if selected. Also images can be saved with a prefix on the filename. So if you download full size images and resize them in to thumbnails, you can add a “thumbnail-” prefix so all images names will be unique.

Update 1: Facebook has recently tweaked its MENU options as well as Image URL. Because of this the tricks that are mentioned in this post may not work for ALL images. Most of the time you will get Content Not Found error! However I still have a solution for you all!

In case you are unable to view Download Hyperlink for a particular image or you are only seeing a blank page instead of a photo when you open it in a new tab, then you need to Open Photo Viewer for that image and click on Enter Full screen (See the Trick in action in THIS VIDEO):

Your image will now reload in Full screen mode. Now right click anywhere on the image and then click on Open Image in New Tab:

The image may get loaded with higher resolution in the newly opened tab.

Note: If you are using FireFox web browser, then you need to first copy the image URL in photo viewer mode (aka Facebook’s theater mode) and then paste the copied URL in a new tab.

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Use the Download Hyperlink

There is a Download hyperlink just below every photo hosted on Facebook:

Or it is present in the Options Menu, if you are logged in and viewing the photo in Photo viewer:

When you click on it, the photo will get downloaded onto your computer’s hard drive in its original resolution.

If you don’t want to download the photo, but want to access it in your browser only, then right click on the hyperlink and select Copy Link address (for Chrome) OR Copy link location (for Firefox):

This will copy the download link into your clipboard. Open a new tab and paste the download link in the URL bar and remove ?dl=1 present at the end of the URL:

This should open the photo in high quality.

Open image in new tab

There are lots of people who save photos from a website by first Right clicking on them and then they select Save image as OR they first open the photo in a new tab and then save it:

If you try to do this on Facebook, then Facebook will resize the photo and you will have to remove its resize value from the URL.

For example, this photo of resolution 2048×1536 was resized to 720×540 in my browser. But, when I remove p180x540 from the URL, I can access it in its original size: Final cut pro 7.0 3 dmg.

Important Notes:

1. The resize value is different for different Facebook photos. For example, the resize value of this photo (720×405) is s720x720 and when you remove it, the resolution becomes 1280×720.

2. You can see above trick in action in following video:

3. The trick works with all Facebook profile, page and group photos.

4. No matter what, you should respect privacy of other people and groups.