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Tap the photo to open it, then tap the three dots in the top right corner and select Save Photo .

When you download these photos, they often lose the internal "metadata" that tells apps they are 360-degree images. If you plan to re-upload them to Facebook or another site:

Facebook’s introduction of 360-degree photos revolutionized how we share experiences, allowing viewers to look around a scene as if they were standing right there. Whether it is a breathtaking mountain vista or a bustling city square, these immersive images are captivating. However, Facebook does not make it immediately obvious how to save these files to your own device for offline viewing or re-uploading elsewhere.

Once you have downloaded the "flat" image, it often looks like a long, distorted rectangle. To make it interactive again, you need to "tell" your device it is a 360 photo by adding .

tool for bulk exports. While direct downloads often strip the interactive 360 metadata, third-party tools like Exif Fixer

Alternatively, you can use Facebook's built-in download feature to save 360 photos. To do this:

Only download photos you have the right to save—respect copyright and the poster’s privacy settings.