Locked out of Facebook?
Recovery starts at facebook.com/hacked, on a phone or computer you have used to log in to Facebook before.
What do you see?
- Password changedYour password stopped working, or Facebook emailed you that it was changed and you did not do it.Start recovery →
- Email and phone changedFacebook emailed you that an email or mobile number was added or removed, and you did not do it.Start recovery →
- Posting scam adsFriends say your account is posting crypto, giveaway or investment offers.Start recovery →
- Suspended or disabledWhen you log in you see We suspended your account or We disabled your account.Start recovery →
- Fake profile of meA profile or Page uses your name and photos.Start recovery →
- Not locked out? Lock it down9 settings, about 20 minutes.
Do these 3 things now
- 1Use only Facebook's official links below. Never one from a DM, an ad, or a comment.
- 2Do not reply to anyone offering to recover your account, even if they say they work for the platform.
- 3Never share a code that arrives by text or email. Not with friends, not with "support".
Official link: www.facebook.com
Official Facebook links
- RecoverSecure a hacked account (facebook.com/hacked)Someone got into your account, even if you can still log in. Use a device you have logged in on before.Checked 2026-10-16
- RecoverFind your account (facebook.com/login/identify)You no longer have the email or phone on the account. Open it on a familiar device.Checked 2026-10-16
- HelpFacebook Help: Recover your Facebook account if you were hackedSigns of a hacked account and the official recovery route.Checked 2026-10-16
- ReportReport an Impostor Account (contact form)Someone is pretending to be you and you have no Facebook account, or lost access to yours.Checked 2026-10-16
- ReportFacebook Help: Report a profile or Page pretending to be youReport an impostor from the fake profile itself while logged in.Checked 2026-10-16
- AppealFacebook Help: My personal Facebook account is suspended or disabledAppeal a suspension by logging in. Facebook gives 180 days, and says the period varies by region.Checked 2026-10-16
- SecuritySecurity CheckupReviews your password, two-factor authentication and login alerts. You must be logged in.Checked 2026-10-16
- SecurityFacebook Help: Check if an email is really from FacebookThe real Meta email domains and where to see the security emails Facebook sent you.Checked 2026-10-16
- HelpMeta Account Recovery HubMeta's recovery starting point for Facebook, Instagram and Threads.Checked 2026-10-16