How to Find a Facebook Business Page URL

Need your Facebook Business Page URL but not sure where to look? You're not alone. Finding that specific link should be simple, but it can be surprisingly tricky depending on where you're looking. This guide will show you several quick and easy methods to find your URL on both desktop and mobile, so you can copy it, share it, and get back to building your brand.

What is a Facebook Business Page URL, Anyway?

Your Facebook Business Page URL is the direct web address that leads people to your page. It's what you see in the browser's address bar when you are on your page's main feed. But not all URLs are created equal. It's helpful to know the two primary types you might encounter.

Vanity URL vs. Facebook Page ID URL

When you first create a Facebook Business Page, Facebook assigns it a default URL that's a long string of your page name and a unique numerical Page ID. It typically looks something like this:

facebook.com/Your-Business-Name-109876543210987/

This URL is functional, but it's not memorable or professional. A Vanity URL, on the other hand, is a custom web address that you get to choose. It's clean, branded, and easy to share. A Vanity URL looks like this:

facebook.com/YourBusinessName

If you haven't set up a custom URL yet, don't worry. We'll cover how to do that later in this article. Having a clean, branded link is one of the quickest ways to make your social media presence look more polished and official.

Common Reasons You'll Need Your Page URL

You'll find yourself needing this URL constantly as you market your business. Here are a few common scenarios where it comes in handy:

• Adding it to other social media profiles: Your Instagram bio, LinkedIn profile, or X (formerly Twitter) bio are perfect places to link back to your Facebook Page.
• Email signatures: Add a direct link to your Facebook Page in your email signature to give every recipient a chance to connect with you.
• Business cards and print materials: A short, clean Vanity URL is easy to print on flyers, business cards, and other physical marketing assets.
• Connecting third-party apps: Social media management tools, analytics platforms, and marketing apps often require your exact page URL to connect your account.
• Embedding on your website: You'll need the URL to link to your Facebook Page from your website's footer, contact page, or a social media feed plugin.

How to Find Your Facebook Business Page URL on a Desktop Computer

Finding your URL is quickest on a desktop or laptop. Here are a few foolproof methods to grab that link in seconds.

Method 1: From Your Page's Home Feed (The Easiest Way)

This is the most straightforward method and will become second nature once you do it once or twice.

1. Log in to your Facebook account. Make sure you are viewing Facebook from your personal profile.
2. In the top right corner, click your profile picture, then click "See all profiles" and select the Business Page you want to manage.
3. Once your Business Page loads, look at the address bar at the very top of your web browser. The URL displayed there is your page's direct link.
4. Simply click inside the address bar, and the full text will be highlighted. You can then copy it (Ctrl+C on Windows or Cmd+C on Mac).

That's it. Whatever is in the address bar is the link you're looking for.

Method 2: Using Your Page's Username

If you've already configured a custom username for your page, you technically don't even need to visit it to know its URL. Your Vanity URL follows a simple formula:

http://www.facebook.com/[YourPageUsername]

If you're not sure what your username is, you can find it in your page settings:

1. Navigate to your Facebook Business Page.
2. In the left-hand menu, click on "Settings."
3. Under the "General page settings," you will see a field for "Username." The name listed there is what comes after "facebook.com/" in your URL.
4. If that field is blank, it means you haven't set a custom URL yet. This is a great opportunity to create one!

How to Find Your Facebook Business Page URL on a Mobile Device

Grabbing your URL on the go from the Facebook app is just as simple, but the buttons are in different places.

Method 1: Using the "Share Page" Feature (The Fastest Mobile Method)

This is the most direct way to get your link on iOS or Android.

1. Open the Facebook app and switch to your Business Page profile by tapping your profile picture in the bottom right (or top right on Android) menu.
2. Once on your page's home feed, tap the three-dot menu icon (...). It's usually located below your page header, next to the "Manage" or "View tools" button.
3. A menu will slide up from the bottom of the screen. Down at the bottom of this menu, you will see "Your Page Link."
4. Directly below that heading, tap the "Copy link" button. The URL is now copied to your device's clipboard, ready to be pasted wherever you need it.

How to Customize Your Facebook Business Page URL (Set a Vanity URL)

If your URL is still the long, clunky version with a string of numbers at the end, it's time to claim a custom "Vanity URL." It looks much more professional and is far easier for your audience to remember and share. Be aware that you can only set or change your page URL from a desktop computer.

Before you start, here are a few things to keep in mind:

• You must be an admin of the page to change its username.
• Your page may need to meet certain eligibility requirements, such as having a certain number of likes (often around 25, but this can vary).
• Your username must be unique. If someone else has already claimed it, you'll have to try a different variation.

Steps to Create Your Vanity URL:

1. Using a desktop browser, navigate to your Facebook Business Page.
2. Click on "Settings" from the left-hand menu.
3. In the "General page settings," find the row labeled "Username." Click on the "Edit" link next to your existing username or the empty space if you don't have one.
4. Enter your desired username in the box. Choose wisely! Good usernames are short, memorable, and closely match your brand name.
5. Facebook will automatically check if the username is available. If it is, you'll see a green checkmark. If not, try variations (e.g., adding "official" or an acronym).
6. Once you find an available username you like, click "Save Changes."

Your new custom URL will be effective immediately! Your old numerical URL will still redirect to your page, so you don't have to worry about breaking any old links you've shared.

Troubleshooting Common Roadblocks

Sometimes things don't go as planned. Here are some common issues and how to resolve them.

"Facebook Says My Page Isn't Eligible to Have a Username."

This usually happens with brand-new pages. Facebook sometimes wants to see that a page is legitimate and has a bit of a following before allowing a custom URL to be created. The best thing to do is professionally fill out all page details (About section, profile picture, cover photo) and get a couple dozen likes. Try again in a week or two, and the option should become available.

"The Username I Want Is Taken, But I Can't Find The Page Using It."

This is a frustrating one. The username may be held by a page that's unpublished or restricted by country, or it might be a deactivated personal profile username. Unfortunately, if Facebook says it's unavailable, there's not much you can do. The best workaround is to try a simple, creative variation, like adding your city or an industry keyword (e.g., /JaneDoeRealty instead of /JaneDoe).

"I Copied the Link, But It Doesn't Work."

When you paste the link somewhere, double-check that you copied the entire URL. Sometimes an extra character gets added to the beginning or end, or a character gets dropped. The link should always start with "https://www.facebook.com/..." Anything else could break the link.

Final Thoughts

Finding your Facebook Business Page URL is easy once you know where to look. On desktop, the browser's address bar is your best friend, and on mobile, the "Copy Link" button in your page's menu is the fastest route. Taking the extra step to customize your vanity URL is a small task that makes a big difference in how professionally you present your brand online.

Once you have that URL, your next step is often connecting it to a social media management tool. We know just how chaotic managing multiple platforms can feel, which is why we created Postbase. Our simple, visual content calendar lets you schedule posts across Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and more, all from one clean dashboard. It's designed to be straightforward and reliable, helping you organize your content strategy and engage with your community without the usual headaches.