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For Facebook creators using Giviways
Give your Page or Group one organized campaign page instead of a comment thread—so members know exactly how to enter and you have a clear record of who did.
Without a tool
Facebook giveaways are usually run through a Page post, Reel, video, Group post, or livestream. A Page post is not the same as a dedicated giveaway system — the creator still manages the drawing and verification.
Publish the campaign
Create a post, Reel, video, or livestream, and publish the prize, entry instructions, end date, and rules link.
Collect and moderate
Collect entries through comments, reactions where permitted, a form, or an external page, and moderate comments to remove spam or impersonation attempts.
Close and export
Close entries at the stated time, then export comments or entries.
Select and deliver
Select a winner randomly or according to the contest rules, verify eligibility privately, announce the winner, and deliver the prize.
Facebook can work well for community and Group-based giveaways, but you're still responsible for the actual draw and verification — the platform doesn't do it for you.
How participation works
On Facebook, the steps a creator sets are self-reported, and each one is labeled that way on the campaign page.
A good prize gets attention in a Group or on a Page. A structured campaign turns that attention into organized, reviewable participation.
Give your community one campaign page with the prize, rules, deadline, and entry requirements, whether you run it from a Page or a Group.
A shareable campaign link can be promoted beyond your Page or Group, creating more opportunities for new people to discover it.
Structured entries reduce the need to manually filter spam, duplicate comments, and impersonation attempts from your post.
Set up your campaign once, share it across your Page and Groups, and keep entries organized through the final draw.
Build one campaign page
Add the prize, dates, rules, and entry requirements your community needs before they enter.
Set clear participation requirements
Choose the actions that fit your campaign, then publish the requirements clearly on the campaign page.
Share across your Page and Groups
Post the campaign link on your Page, in relevant Groups, and anywhere else your community gathers.
Complete the giveaway and see what happened
When the campaign ends, Giviways automatically selects a winner at random from eligible entries, and you can review participation afterward.
A typical Facebook giveaway relies on comments or reactions and mostly reaches your existing followers or Group members. Giviways gives you one campaign page you can share more widely, with an organized record of entries.
Entry organization
Typical setup
Entries live in comments or reactions that need to be manually exported and reviewed.
On Giviways
Eligible entries are organized in one campaign, with self-reported actions clearly labeled.
Spam and impersonation
Typical setup
Comment threads attract spam accounts and impersonators, especially after a winner is announced.
On Giviways
An official campaign page gives entrants one place to verify the real result.
Reach
Typical setup
Mostly reaches your existing Page followers or Group members.
On Giviways
A shareable campaign link can be promoted beyond your Page or Group.
Creator workload
Typical setup
Comments and reactions need to be exported and reconciled by hand.
On Giviways
Campaign rules, entries, dates, and the winner process stay organized in one place.
Find answers about hosting, prizes, and more in our FAQ for creators.
Read the creator FAQ →Build one campaign page that organizes your prize, rules, and entries instead of a comment thread that gets harder to track.
Free for participants to enter. Your results depend on your prize, promotion, audience, and campaign execution.