Share FB Content: Embrace Transfers to Top 3 Platforms

If you’re leaving Facebook or you just want to make a backup of your Facebook data, you can now export your Facebook posts and notes to three popular services. These services include Google Docs, Blogger, and WordPress.com.

Export Facebook Notes and Posts to Three Major Services

As announced onFacebook Newsroom , the social giant will allow users to transfer their posts and notes to three popular online services. You’ll be able to export your posts and notes to Google Docs, Blogger, and WordPress.com.

In Facebook’s own words:

To give people more control and choice over their data, today we’re introducing two new data portability types, Facebook posts and notes. People can now directly transfer their notes and posts to Google Docs, Blogger and WordPress.com.

All these services are pretty popular. Google Docs is known for its excellent office features. Blogger is Google’s own blogging platform, and WordPress.com helps people create WordPress-based blogs for free.

Users of these services will appreciate this expansion of Facebook’s data transfer tool.

How Facebook’s Posts and Notes Transfer Tool Works

Facebook has integrated the option to transfer content to these services in its existing data transfer tool. When you access this tool and begin to transfer your data, you’ll be asked to re-enter your password to confirm your identity.

Also, Facebook will encrypt your data while it’s being transferred to ensure the data remains secure.

How to Transfer Facebook Posts and Notes to Various Services

As a user, you just need to make a few clicks on Facebook’s site to get your data transferred to your chosen service.

If you haven’t used the data transfer tool before, the following should help you out:

Open theFacebook site, click the down-arrow icon at the top-right corner, selectSettings & Privacy , and then selectSettings .
ClickYour Facebook Information on the left.
SelectTransfer a Copy of Your Information on the right.
Choose eitherPosts orNotes to transfer.
From theChoose Destination dropdown menu, select your preferred target service.
ClickNext to continue.

Follow the on-screen instructions to initiate the data transfer process. This shouldn’t take too long as Facebook uses a server-to-server transfer system.

More Options to Transfer Your Facebook Data

If you’ve been looking to export your posts or notes off of Facebook, you now have three options to do that. You can get your posts or notes added to Google Docs, Blogger, or WordPress.com. The choice is yours.