What is the name of Facebook's tool for users to download their data?

Facebook’s tool for users to download their data is called Download Your Information.

The tool gives people a way to request a copy of information associated with their Facebook account. Depending on the categories selected, an archive can include posts, photos and videos, messages, comments, reactions, profile details, friends, login history, and records involving connected apps or websites.

Facebook launched Download Your Information in 2010, making it possible for users to take a portable copy of their activity rather than leaving it accessible only through the website. Users can generally choose a date range, select specific data categories, and request a file in a format such as HTML or JSON. Facebook prepares the archive before making it available for download.

The tool is often confused with Access Your Information. Access Your Information is primarily for viewing account information within Facebook, while Download Your Information creates an exportable copy. In newer Meta interfaces, the feature may appear under Accounts Center as “Download or transfer your information,” but the established Facebook tool name remains Download Your Information.