TrueFrame

TrueFrame saves the largest JPEG Facebook still stores for every photo in an album you can already open — not the tiny thumbnail in the album grid. Facebook compresses the grid. The original is often still on their CDN, signed and full-size, if you already have the album in front of you. TrueFrame finds that file and puts it in Downloads/TrueFrame/. HOW TO USE • Open a public Facebook photo album, or any album your account can already view. • Click the TrueFrame icon. • Scan album. TrueFrame collects photo IDs, reads Facebook’s own image URLs, and keeps the biggest variant. • Download originals. Use Deep scan if a fast pass misses frames. It walks the photo viewer so IDs are not skipped. WHAT “ORIGINAL” MEANS The highest-resolution JPEG Facebook still has — often 1600–2048px on the long edge, sometimes more. Not camera RAW. EXIF is usually already stripped. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO • It cannot open private albums you cannot already see. • It does not upload photos, create an account, or send data to a TrueFrame server. • It does not download videos. • It is not affiliated with Meta. Facebook’s terms still apply. Use it to archive albums you have the right to keep. PRIVACY Scan, GraphQL intercept, and Chrome downloads all stay on your machine. Session storage only remembers an in-progress scan until you close the browser.