Facebook changes its interface occasionally, so the method can be different from the one you used last time.
Otherwise, run with this to go through the Facebook menu on the desktop and mobile.
The instructions and illustrations are from the Facebook app for iOS.
SelectMenu(the hamburger icon) on the right of the toolbar.
SelectSavedto open all posts, photos, and videos you have bookmarked for later.
The saved posts are arranged chronologically by the most recent ones at the forefront.
SelectSee Allto view all the saved posts, or go to your curatedCollections.
Tap on the post to open it.
Alternatively, go for the three-dot icon to the right of each post and chooseView original postfrom the menu.
Saved Facebook Posts on the Website
Launch a internet tool and go to Facebook’s site.
The Saved icon resembles a bookmark and holds posts, photos, and videos you have kept for later.
SelectMenuon the left sidebar.
Scroll down the Menu to the Personal category and selectSaved.
TheSavedbookmark icon will also be visible underRecentif you have accessed the Saved page recently.
SelectSavedto initiate the page with all your saved items and collections.
Tap on the post to open it.
Alternatively, snag the three-dot icon to the right of each post and chooseUnsaveto remove it from the list.
Also, use theFilterto sort the saved items by post key in.
Tip:
Select theGearicon on the left of the Saved page.
TheReminder Settingscan help you stay on top of your saved items and prevent filing too many of them away.
FAQ
Facebook doesn’t save multiple drafts in one place.
Drafted posts will not cross over between the Facebook app and the website, however.
Yes, it’s possible for you to download saved Facebook posts.
You’ll need todownload a copy of your Facebook data(this will automatically include saved posts).
