MENLO PARK, CA – Facebook Groups now offers new ways for people to work together directly inside groups. Meta announced the changes today. The goal is making group interactions more useful for members.
(Facebook Groups adds collaboration)
Groups are central for many people on Facebook. Members often need to organize tasks or share information. Previously, this required switching to other apps or tools. The new features keep this activity inside the group.
Key additions include collaborative posts and shared folders. Collaborative posts let multiple members contribute to a single post. This is useful for planning events or gathering ideas. Group admins control who can start these posts.
Shared folders allow members to collect important files or links in one place. Admins create these folders. They decide who can add items. This keeps essential resources easy to find for everyone.
Meta believes these tools will make groups stronger. Members can achieve more without leaving Facebook. Groups become hubs for both discussion and action. Admins get better tools to manage their communities.
“We see groups tackling big projects,” said a Meta spokesperson. “People plan fundraisers or manage volunteer efforts. These features support that real work. They make collaboration simple and organized right where the group already exists.”
The rollout starts immediately. All group admins will gradually see the new options appear. Meta expects feedback will shape future improvements. The company continues focusing on group features as a priority.
(Facebook Groups adds collaboration)
Admins can find guidance on using the tools in the Facebook Help Center. The features aim to reduce friction. Members spend less time coordinating logistics. They spend more time on the actual group purpose. This update addresses common requests from active group leaders worldwide.