Paste a Facebook profile link below. StalkFace builds the search links that gather that person's public videos in one place instead of scattered down a timeline.
Videos are split the same way photos are. The ones the person uploaded sit under Videos on their profile. Videos they were tagged in belong to other people. Reels have their own tab. Videos they liked or commented on are not on the profile at all, but Facebook can list them.
Paste the profile link above and press the button. The Videos row under Profile opens what they uploaded, Tags opens what other people filmed them in, Liked opens the videos they reacted to and Comments opens the ones they wrote under.
Public, friends and Only me
Each video has its own audience, set when it was posted. Facebook applies it before it shows you anything, so a friends-only clip simply does not appear for someone outside the list. Live videos keep the audience they were streamed with, and a Live saved to the profile is watchable later at the same setting.
Videos in groups follow the group. A public group's videos open for anyone. A private group's videos open only for members, even when the person's own profile is public.
Watching without a trace
Facebook counts views on public videos but does not tell the uploader who watched. The exception is stories, which show a viewer list, and Reels shared as a story. A video posted to the timeline can be watched, paused and replayed with no name attached.
Facebook Reels: watch them without a trace
Reels are Facebook's short vertical videos. On a profile they have their own Reels tab, next to Photos and Videos. A public Reel plays for anyone logged in, and a direct link to one usually plays in a browser without logging in, until Facebook asks you to sign in.
Facebook does not tell anyone who watched their Reel. The owner sees a play count, the reactions and the comments, never a list of names. The one exception is a Reel shared to a story: watch it from the story bar and you land on that story's viewer list.
Three ways to watch a public Reel:
Paste its link into the video box on this page. Facebook's own player plays it right here, in your browser.
Open the Reels tab on their profile, in your usual session.
Paste the profile link at the top and open the Videos row to see everything they posted.
Common questions
Can I download the videos?
No. StalkFace only opens the videos on Facebook. It does not copy or store anything.
Do I need an account on StalkFace?
No. You paste a profile link and get search links back. You open them in your own Facebook session, in the same browser.
Does Facebook tell the person?
No. StalkFace never touches their account. It builds a search link, and Facebook does not notify anyone about searches or profile views.
Can I see Reels on a profile?
Yes, when they are public. Reels appear under the Reels tab on the profile, and the videos link opens the same set.
Does Facebook show who watched a video?
Only for stories. Timeline videos, Reels and Live replays show a view count, not a list of names.
Can I watch Facebook Reels anonymously?
Yes. Facebook shows the owner a play count, not the names of the people who watched. The only exception is a Reel shared to a story, which follows the story viewer list. Paste a public Reel link into the video box on this page and it plays right here.
Can I watch Facebook Reels without an account?
Public ones, usually. A direct Reel link tends to play in a browser without logging in, and the video box on this page plays public Reels through Facebook's official player. Reels shared with friends only need a login and a place in that audience.
What is a Facebook video viewer?
A page that opens Facebook videos outside the feed. This one does two things. It lists the public videos on a profile from its link, and it plays one public video or Reel from its link in the video box.
How do I watch a Facebook video without the app?
Copy the video's link and open it in your phone's browser, or paste it in the video box on this page. Public videos play in the browser. Facebook may ask you to log in after a while.
Why does a Facebook video say it is unavailable?
The owner deleted it, changed its audience or posted it in a private group. Some videos are also blocked in some countries. A friends-only video never plays for someone outside that list.
Which video links play in the video box
The video box near the top plays one public video from its link. It takes every link shape Facebook hands out for a video:
facebook.com/watch?v=1234567890: a video opened from the Video tab.
facebook.com/maria.lopez.79/videos/1234567890: a video posted on a profile or a Page.
facebook.com/reel/1234567890: a Reel.
fb.watch/aBcD12/: the short link Facebook makes when someone shares a video.
facebook.com/share/v/ and facebook.com/share/r/ links: share links from the app, for a video and for a Reel.
Only public videos play. A video shared with friends, or posted in a private group, shows an error in the player, because Facebook does not hand it to an embed. A profile link goes in the box at the top instead, which lists every public video on that profile.
Watching through the box tells the uploader nothing. The Facebook anonymous viewer explains what does leave your name.
Finding a Facebook video again
A video you watched while logged in. Facebook keeps a list of the videos you watched. The Facebook watch history page shows where to find it on a phone and on a computer.
A video you saved. Open Saved in the Facebook menu. Saved videos stay there until you remove them.
A video you remember by its words. Search the words in Facebook with the Videos filter, or use the Facebook post search page, which also builds a Google search.
A video by one person. Paste their profile link at the top and open the Videos row, or the Tags row for videos other people filmed them in.
