Facebook not loading issue may be a result of your device not being able to properly connect to the Internet. If this is the case, turn both WiFi and cellular data off. Wait for a few minutes and then turn both of them back on. Toggling these options has helped many users fix Facebook issues on your devices.

Try these fixes:

1. Make sure you’ve enabled the Show Image Option.
2. Clear Chrome cache & cookies.
3. Try private browsing mode.
4. Turn off your extensions.
5. Turn on JavaScript.
6. Turn off hardware acceleration.
7. Change the DNS server.
8. Update Google Chrome.

A troubleshooting page on the Facebook site offers this advice: “If you can’t see photos on Facebook and you’re seeing black boxes, empty boxes or broken images instead, you can try updating your browser. “For videos, You can try updating your internet browser and installing the latest version of Adobe Flash Player.

Now Facebook will delete all their synced photos unless users install the Moments app. Earlier this year, they were moved to Moments, a new app from Facebook. If you want to keep these photos, download and log into Moments before 7 July.

If the DNS is not working on your computer, you will be unable to load any images or in some cases, your Facebook also might not work. Bad internet connection: This cause doesn’t need much explanation. If you have a bad internet connection on your computer, the images will stay in an infinite loading sequence.

If they are, not only will you not be able to see images on Facebook, you will not be able to see any images. If you experience this behavior, you should check with your computer’s documentation and see which options you can tweak to disable the option.

Server outage: In rare cases, the service by Facebook itself is facing outages either because of unexpected issues in the servers or due to maintenance. You can check the server statuses here to confirm.