How To Find Your Facebook Post URL (LINK)

This tutorial will show you How To Find Your Facebook Post Link, also known as the “URL” of a Facebook post.

This can be a great way to share a status or other Facebook post with someone whether or not they are on the social network.

And I'm going to be showing you how to do this on BOTH your PC and Mobile.

On Your PC

Step # 1 — Locating One of Your Posts

First, navigate to Facebook and make sure you are logged into your account. Click on your name in the top right hand corner of the window to navigate to your profile. Scroll down this page to see your timeline where the various Facebook posts you have made appear.

Step # 2 — Copying the URL

Find the post that you want to share and underneath the information in the post you will see some information about when the post was made. This will say something like “9 hours ago”, click this link. You will be taken to a new page which will display just the post you made (as well as the normal links on the right). The final stage of learning how to get facebook post url is simply to copy the information in the address bar — that is the URL that will direct someone to this specific post.

(Here's the tutorial below):

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On Your Mobile

Step # 1 — Locating One of Your Posts

First, navigate to Facebook and make sure you are logged into your account. Click on your Face in the newsfeed which will take you to your personal feed (also known as your Facebook Wall). Scroll down your personal feed where the various Facebook posts you have made appear.

Step # 2 — Copying the URL

Find the post that you want to share and in the upper right hand corner, there's a little downward-facing “arrow”. Tap on it once and several options will appear:

Save Link
Edit Post
Edit Privacy
Hide From Timeline
Delete
Turn off notifications for this post
Copy Link

Tap on “Copy Link”. Voila! The link is copied to your phone!

Now all you do is go to the location you want to share your post. Typically all you should have to do is hold your finger on the location for a couple seconds and you'll get the option to “paste” the link.

(Here's the tutorial below):