How to See Saved Posts on Facebook

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Last Updated: May 25, 2022

If you like a post on Facebook, you can save it. This wikiHow will show you how you can see your saved posts on Facebook as well as how to save posts.

Method 1

Method 1 of 3:

Seeing Your Saved Posts on the Mobile App

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Open Facebook. This app icon looks like a white "f" on a blue background that you can find on your Home screen, in the app drawer, or by searching.
- Log in if prompted.
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Tap ☰. You'll see this on the right side of your screen, next to the bell icon.

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Tap Saved. You'll generally find this in the second grouping of items.
- Your saved items will load. Tap the post title to view it. You can tap the ••• icon next to the post title and tap View Original Post.

Method 2

Method 2 of 3:

Seeing Your Saved Posts on Facebook.com

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Go to https://facebook.com. You can use a computer, phone, or tablet to go to this website.
- Log in if prompted.
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Click See More on the left side menu. You'll find this under the "Explore" header.
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Click Saved. A small number will display next to the link that indicates how many items you have saved.
- Once you click Saved, you'll be redirected to a page with all your saved posts. You can click a post title to view it.^{[1]
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Method 3

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Saving a Post

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Open Facebook or go to https://www.facebook.com. You can use either the website or mobile app to save posts for later.
- Log in if prompted.
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Navigate to a post you want to save. You can pick a post from your News Feed or a post on a page to save.
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Click or tap ••• . You'll find this in the top right corner of the post.
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Click or tap Save Post/Video/Event/Link. If you are saving a post with a video, you'll see the option to Save Video. If you're saving a post with an event, you'll see the option to Save Event. ^{[2]
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Select the folder you'd like to save the post in. Facebook now requires you to set a folder you'd like to save the post to. The first time, it may start a folder called "For Later". Other times, it may advise you that there it could start new folders based on the posts' content - to which it would begin the new folder.