What is the difference between third person limited narrator and third person omniscient narrator

The third-person limited narrator is a character with a limited view of the facts, while the third person omniscient narrator is not any of the characters and know everything in the story.

Explanation:

The third-person limited narrator tells the story from the point of view of a specific character only, and it does not explain the details of others beyond their own perspective. On the other hand, the third person omniscient narrator has knowledge about every little aspect of the story and tells it from the outside of it with a wider point of view.

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