Facebook · paste a link
How to import a Facebook post or video by pasting the URL
Direct answer
Yes. Open the Facebook post or video, copy the full URL from the browser address bar, paste it into Provoon Import under Facebook, and click Get Facebook post. Preview the result, then Add - nothing goes public until you approve it and place it on your Wall of Fame.
Why paste a Facebook URL
Facebook already holds client reels, page posts, and video testimonials with the page name attached. Screenshotting into Canva is slow and easy to fake. Provoon takes the same facebook.com/.../videos/... or posts link you already have open, loads a preview, and lets you Add only what is worth showing next to pricing or a Wall of Fame.
How to import Facebook into Provoon
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Copy the Facebook post or video URL
Open the post or video on Facebook. Select the full URL in the browser address bar and copy it. A good link looks like facebook.com/pagename/videos/... or a /posts/ URL - not a page home feed or a search results page.
Facebook video page with the browser address bar highlighted so you can copy the video URL - 2
Paste it in Provoon and get the post
In your wall, open Import, choose Facebook, stay on Import from URL, and paste into Facebook URL. Click Get Facebook post. Provoon pulls a preview so you can confirm the right clip or post before saving.
Provoon Import screen with a Facebook URL pasted and Get Facebook post button ready - 3
Preview, then Add to wall
Check the Facebook preview (page name and video or post). Click Add to wall if it helps buyers. You can paste another Facebook URL anytime for the next story.
Facebook post preview in Provoon after Get Facebook post, with Add to wall ready - 4
Approve and show it on your Wall of Fame
Open Collected if the story needs approval, then include it in Curate / Wall of Fame or an on-site widget. Imports and fresh collection submissions share one inbox, so Facebook clips can sit next to TikTok, YouTube, or Google reviews.
What gets saved from Facebook
Each Add stores the page or author name when available, title or caption text, a Facebook source badge, and the original URL as the linked source. Video posts save as video stories. Edit carefully without changing meaning. Only republish content you have the right to show.
Practical tips
- Copy the full URL from the address bar on the open post or video - not a truncated share sheet.
- Prefer /videos/ or /posts/ links over the page home URL alone.
- Public posts work best; logged-out or restricted posts may fail to preview.
- Nothing auto-publishes. Add, approve, then place proof near decisions (pricing, booking, CTA).
- If consent or visibility feels unclear, leave it out or ask again with a Provoon collection link.
FAQ
Do I need a Facebook app or API key?
No. Paste a public Facebook post or video URL. Provoon does not ask you to create a Meta developer app.
What Facebook URL should I copy?
Open the specific post or video and copy the full URL from the browser address bar - typically facebook.com/.../videos/... or a posts link. Avoid the page home feed alone.
Can I import Facebook comments separately?
Facebook import here brings in the post or video itself. For comment-style quotes from other networks, use YouTube, TikTok, or LinkedIn Import comments when those guides apply.
Do imported Facebook items publish automatically?
No. Preview, click Add, then approve and place them on your Wall of Fame like any other story.
Will new posts from that page sync later?
Treat import as a curated pull, not a live mirror. When you want another quote, paste that post or video URL and Add again.
Keep going
Have the Maps link ready? Paste it in Provoon, Add the reviews you want, and publish the wall.