Facebook allows videos up to 240 minutes in length and a maximum file size of 10GB. However, shorter videos tend to perform better.

Facebook does not offer a direct download option for all videos. However, you can save videos for later viewing within the app or use third-party tools to download videos (only if permitted).

When uploading a video, select the audience settings (Public, Friends, Only Me, etc.). You can also edit privacy settings for existing videos by clicking the three dots on the post and selecting "Edit Privacy."

Facebook compresses videos to optimize loading speed, which may reduce quality. To upload high-quality videos, ensure you use HD settings and upload in MP4 format with H.264 codec.

You can monetize videos through Facebook In-Stream Ads, but you need to meet eligibility requirements, such as having at least 10,000 followers and 600,000 total minutes viewed in the last 60 days.

Go to Settings > Videos and enable the Upload HD option. This ensures your videos are uploaded in the best quality possible.

Facebook Reels are short-form vertical videos (up to 90 seconds) designed for quick engagement, similar to TikTok and Instagram Reels. Regular Facebook videos can be longer and more detailed.

Yes, if you manage a Facebook Page, you can schedule video posts using the Meta Business Suite by selecting "Schedule Post" instead of "Publish."

You can enable automatic captions when uploading a video or manually upload an SRT file to ensure accurate subtitles for better accessibility.