Page promotion
Move customers or community members to a page where follows, messages, and recent posts are available.
All supported deep links
Facebook deep links
Move Facebook clicks back into the app.
Open pages, posts, Reels, and videos where people can react, comment, and share.
Create a Facebook deep linkWhy deep link Facebook?
Facebook web pages often add login prompts or a stripped-down experience. App-first routing keeps the visitor in the account and interface they already use.
- Open supported Facebook content in the app
- Keep reactions, comments, and sharing available
- Fall back to the original Facebook URL
What you can open in Facebook
Use the normal public URL. LinkStack recognizes the destination, creates the app-first path, and keeps the original page as the fallback.
- Pages and public posts
- Reels and videos
- Supported Facebook share links
What happens after the tap
- 01
Recognize the destination
LinkStack recognizes the supported Facebook URL and keeps the original page intact.
- 02
Try the app-first route
On a supported mobile device, the click can move into Facebook instead of stopping at mobile web.
- 03
Keep the fallback ready
If the app handoff is unavailable—or the visitor is on desktop—the original Facebook page is still there.
Where Facebook deep links help
Use them anywhere a normal mobile-web stop would slow down the action you want next.
Video and Reel campaigns
Keep reactions, comments, and sharing closer than they are in a mobile web preview.
Community updates
Share a specific Facebook destination through email, SMS, a bio page, or a printed QR code.
Sharing this link inside a social app?
TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and Threads can trap clicks in built-in browsers. LinkStack can show a recovery step before normal routing, app handoff, attribution, and analytics continue.
Facebook deep-link questions
The short version: one public link, an app-first mobile path, and the original web destination when it is needed.
- Which Facebook links can LinkStack open?
- LinkStack supports Pages and public posts, Reels and videos, and Supported Facebook share links. Paste the original public URL and LinkStack keeps that page available as the fallback.
- What happens if Facebook is not installed?
- The visitor can continue to the original Facebook web page. The public LinkStack URL still works, so you do not need a separate desktop or fallback link.
- Does the same deep link work on desktop?
- Yes. Desktop visitors continue to the original Facebook page while supported mobile devices can try the app-first path.
More app-first destinations
One link. App first. Web fallback.
LinkStack checks the device, tries the supported app path, and keeps the original Facebook page ready.