How do I Facebook link without it showing that is reshared?

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I came across some Facebook profiles uploading carousel images and videos on their profile, and I know too well that you can't run ads on a normal profile that's not on professional mode.

I want to believe that they're resharing contents from a page but is looking like is they are the original owner.

I will like to know how I can share other people's photos and videos without it showing that the content is shared.

How do I achieve this?
 
You can share other people's photos and videos without showing that you shared them by downloading the original content and then re-uploading it to your profile as a new post. However, keep in mind that this is subject to copyright issues, so you may want to change the wording a bit to freshen things up.
 
You can share other people's photos and videos without showing that you shared them by downloading the original content and then re-uploading it to your profile as a new post. However, keep in mind that this is subject to copyright issues, so you may want to change the wording a bit to freshen things up.
This is far from what I want to do, they copy the link of the article, upload it on their profile but it won't really show like is being copied
 
Download the photo or video, then re-upload it directly to your profile so it doesn’t show as shared. Just make sure you have permission to avoid copyright issues :)
 
Yeah, personal profiles can’t run ads or upload certain formats like carousels easily. Most likely they’re resharing from pages or using third-party tools to repost content as their own. If you want to avoid the “shared” tag, downloading and reuploading with slight edits usually works—but watch for copyright issues. Anyone here got smooth methods?
 
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I came across some Facebook profiles uploading carousel images and videos on their profile, and I know too well that you can't run ads on a normal profile that's not on professional mode.

I want to believe that they're resharing contents from a page but is looking like is they are the original owner.

I will like to know how I can share other people's photos and videos without it showing that the content is shared.

How do I achieve this?
You can download the video and edit the first image that appears on the video, then set it to restrict viewers to people related to that work, but this can still be scanned for violating FB's copyright policy.
 
You can share other people's photos and videos. However, keep in mind that this comes with copyright issues, so you may want to change things up a bit to freshen things up.
 
To share content on Facebook without the “shared” tag, you need to repost it manually: download the photos or videos, then upload them as your own post. This way, it looks original. Just make sure you have permission to avoid copyright issues.
 
What you’re seeing is usually re-uploading, not resharing. They simply download the original photos or videos and manually upload them to their own profile, which makes Facebook treat it as original content without showing the "shared from" label. Facebook doesn’t have a built-in feature to hide shared sources, so re-uploading is the way to make it look like your own post. Just be careful with copyrighted or personal content, as it can still be reported by the original owner.
 
You can download that content and repost it, but Facebook will usually give you the source of the post when you reshare it.
 
I came across some Facebook profiles uploading carousel images and videos on their profile, and I know too well that you can't run ads on a normal profile that's not on professional mode.

I want to believe that they're resharing contents from a page but is looking like is they are the original owner.

I will like to know how I can share other people's photos and videos without it showing that the content is shared.

How do I achieve this?
Yes, what you’re seeing is usually done by manually downloading the content (images or videos) and re-uploading it as a native post, not a share. That way, Facebook sees it as original content rather than a reshare. You’ll want to strip metadata and avoid links pointing back to the original post.
Some setups automate this with third-party scripts or tools, but it can trigger flags if the account isn’t well isolated. That’s why mobile proxies are often used in this context,they simulate clean, legit IPs and help avoid detection when managing multiple posts or accounts.
 
Use external links, not the "share" button
Do not click the Facebook "Share" button.

Instead, copy the original article link, then paste it into a new post on your Facebook or fanpage.

You can write your own content, then hide the link in the text (if using note format, or a personal blog to share again).
I came across some Facebook profiles uploading carousel images and videos on their profile, and I know too well that you can't run ads on a normal profile that's not on professional mode.

I want to believe that they're resharing contents from a page but is looking like is they are the original owner.

I will like to know how I can share other people's photos and videos without it showing that the content is shared.

How do I achieve this?
 
To make content appear original, you can download the image or video and re-upload it manually instead of sharing. This removes the “shared from” tag. Just be sure you have permission to use the content to avoid copyright issues.
 
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