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Turn any public Facebook post into an image.

Paste the post URL and get a clean, properly framed picture of it — no phone screenshot to crop, no sidebar, no cookie banner, no watermark, no ads.

You never sign in — your Facebook account is never involved, and the poster isn't notified

https://facebook.com/AppsCyborg/posts/pfbid…
AppsCyborg 4 June at 14:02 · Public

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Paste a link, get a ready-to-use image. This is the whole app.

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Two steps. That's it.

1

Copy the post link

facebook.com/…/posts/pfbid…
Use … → Copy link on the post, or open the post on its own page and copy the URL from the address bar. facebook.com links work with or without a www.
2

Download the image

facebook-post.png PNG · the post, not the page around it
Paste it in and the image renders in seconds — ready for a report, a deck or a ticket.

Public posts only, one at a time. Facebook doesn't show friends-only posts, private groups or Stories to anyone who isn't a member, so those can't be captured. There's no cap on how many posts you do, but each one is its own paste. Your download link stays live for 60 minutes, so save each file as it's ready.

Why not just take a screenshot?

Because a screenshot brings the whole of Facebook with it — a sidebar, a cookie banner, suggested posts, a long post cut in half. Facebook Cyborg returns the post card on its own, the same way every time.

Clean framing

Just the post — no sidebar, no chat rail, no cookie banner, no suggested content underneath.

Your account stays out of it

You never sign in to Facebook here, the poster isn't notified — and we don't record which post you captured.

Works on your phone

Any Android browser, and iOS 12 and up. Nothing to install — no extension, no app.

Try it for €1

A 24-hour day pass costs €1. No subscription, no auto-renewal — decide later.

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Day pass
€1 / 24 hours

Documenting a handful of posts today? Unlimited captures for 24 hours. No commitment.

  • Unlimited captures for 24h
  • All 79 tools included
Yearly
€6 / year

Best value if you do this weekly — a year of unlimited captures across every tool.

  • Unlimited captures for a year
  • Best value if you do this weekly
Lifetime
€30 once

Pay once, keep it. Every tool, no renewal, no expiry.

  • Unlimited captures, forever
  • One payment, no renewal

Every plan unlocks all 79 AppsCyborg tools — no ads, no trackers, no watermarks, every file virus-scanned, plus a 7-day money-back guarantee.

Facebook Cyborg vs. the two real alternatives

Facebook Cyborg Phone screenshot Browser extension
Long posts captured wholeCut off
No sidebar, banners or suggested posts
You never sign in to Facebook
Nothing to installInstall
Can read the pages you visitNeverNeverYes
Same result on phone and desktopDesktop only
Pricefrom €1FreeFree (data-funded)

A screenshot is free and fine for a group chat. It stops being fine the moment the image goes into a report, a deck or an article — cropped text, a cookie banner, half a suggested post visible at the bottom, and a different size every time depending on the phone. Extensions fix the framing but need install rights, only work in the one desktop browser you installed them in, and are paid for with permission to read every page you visit. Facebook Cyborg is a URL box: paste, download, done, on whatever device is in your hand.

What people capture posts for

A post as an image travels everywhere a link doesn't: into reports, into slides, into print, into a record that outlives the post.

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link to paste
PNG
opens anywhere
60
minutes to download
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ads & watermarks
S

Reports & moderation

Attach the post itself to a community report, an HR file or a brand-safety ticket — not a cropped phone photo.

N

Slides & pitch decks

Put a customer's review or a competitor's announcement on a slide, without a phone's status bar across the top.

X

Newsletters

Embeds break in email clients. An image doesn't — and it still shows the page, the date and the reactions.

R

Keeping a record

Posts get edited and deleted, and pages disappear. An image saved today still exists tomorrow.

A

Articles & blog posts

Quote a post without an embed script slowing your page down or breaking when the API changes.

M

Cross-posting

LinkedIn, X, Instagram and Discord don't render Facebook links. They all render a PNG.

Wherever it's going, paste the link and get a PNG back.

Capturing something other than a Facebook post?

An X post? Tweet Cyborg. An Instagram post? Insta Cyborg. A whole page — up to 50 URLs at once? Screenshot Cyborg — all included in one account.

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Common questions

Getting started

What is Facebook Cyborg?
A web app that saves a public Facebook post as an image. Paste the post's URL and it captures the post as Facebook shows it — the page name, the date, the text, the photo or video, and the reaction counts — as a PNG you can download and use anywhere. Nothing to install.
Can I capture a private post, a group or a Story?
No. Facebook Cyborg only captures what Facebook shows publicly, so friends-only posts, private groups and Stories can't be captured. Public page and profile posts work.
Why is this better than a browser extension?
Three reasons: the tool does one thing, so the framing is right rather than approximate; it works on any device with a browser instead of only the desktop you installed the extension on; and it needs no permission to read the pages you visit.
Which devices does it work on?
Any modern browser on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS 12 or higher. The capture runs on our servers, so a phone produces exactly the same image as a desktop.

Using it

It says "URL is not valid" — what does that mean?
The link in the box isn't a complete post URL. The safest fix is … → Copy link on the post itself, so it looks like https://facebook.com/…/posts/pfbid… — a page link, a feed link or a partial paste won't work. Post, video, photo, group-post and share links are all accepted, with or without a www.
Can I capture several posts at once?
Facebook Cyborg captures one post per run, so several posts means pasting each link in turn. There's no cap on how many you do — a day pass or a plan covers unlimited captures — but each one is its own paste.
It doesn't work for me — what now?
Check the URL is the full link to a single public post first. A friends-only post, a private group or a Story can't be captured, because Facebook doesn't show them publicly. If the post is public and it still fails, head to Support with the link you tried — we usually reply within a day.
When does the download link expire?
After 60 minutes. Save the image as soon as it's ready — after that the link expires and you'd run the capture again.

Pricing, privacy & rights

How much does Facebook Cyborg cost?
Creating an account is free; you pay when you download. A €1 day pass gives you 24 hours of unlimited captures. Yearly (€6) and lifetime (€30) plans are also available (+ VAT), and every plan unlocks all 79 AppsCyborg tools — with a 7-day money-back guarantee.
Do you track who captured which post?
No. The link you paste is never stored, so nothing here ties you to a particular post. You never sign in to Facebook, so your own account is never involved, and the poster isn't notified. Like any site, we do keep plain usage counts — which tool ran, whether it worked, and a visitor identifier derived from your IP address that is recomputed every day — but never the post you captured.
Can I publish the image I capture?
Facebook Cyborg doesn't grant you rights to someone else's post. The words and any photos in it still belong to their author, and Facebook's terms still apply — so credit the source, and get permission for commercial use.
Does the image look the same as the post?
It's the post itself, captured as Facebook renders it, not a redrawn copy — the page name, the date, the text, the picture and the reaction counts all appear as they do on the site. One thing to know: the comment thread is not included, so what you get is the post card on its own.
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