Choose “Photos” and locate “Facebook” to flip the switch to ON. Open the “Settings” app and tap on “Privacy”. Likewise, many have encountered a giant Lock screen when trying to upload a photo to Facebook, rather than your typical photo collection.īoth of these issues are due to a privacy adjustment with the latest version of iOS, and they’re both very easy to fix: If you’ve tried to save a photo from the Facebook app recently on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, you may have discovered that despite tapping “Save Image” as usual like you would to save a pic from the web or Mail, but when you flip over to the Photos app, the picture doesn’t actually show up in the photo library or Camera Roll. Well, at least, that’s how it’s supposed to work, but recently there have been some issues… Fixing Problems with Facebook Unable to Upload & Save Pictures to iPhone & iPad Yes you can still save photos from Facebook with a screenshot however, if need be for some reason. Easy right? This is just like saving an image from Safari to the iPhone, a simple tap and hold does the work.īefore Facebook had the Save Photo feature, you had to manually zoom in on a picture, then take a screen shot in iOS, and that screenshot would be the saved picture – that was a totally lame solution but thankfully it’s no longer needed if you’re in a more recent version of iOS and have an updated Facebook app. Now look in the Photos app to find your saved picture. Now tap and hold on that image, and select “Save Photo” when it appears. Navigate to and open the image you want to save in Facebook locally to your device. Open Facebook if you haven’t done so already. 
The easiest way to save a picture from Facebook on an iPhone or iPad is to do the following simple trick:
How to Save Photos from Facebook to iPhone / iPad
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