The four, who were detained in the Paris area on Tuesday, are being investigated for possible "association with a terrorist enterprise".
Three are French and one is from Mali, media reports say.
The government has warned of possible militant attacks in France in the wake of the French operation in Mali.
Two of the four men are to remain in preventive detention. The two others were released, but must report regularly to authorities.
French officials have said they were arrested in connection with the case of a French national arrested in Niger while trying to join Jihadist groups in neighbouring Mali last year.
The man was extradited to France, where criminal proceedings were launched against him in August.
Last week French Interior Minister Manuel Valls said: "We have to continue dismantling these networks that want to either commit attacks on our soil or take individuals overseas to carry out jihad."
France increased its domestic terror threat level after French forces went into action in Mali on 11 January to push back militants who had captured Timbuktu and other parts of northern Mali.
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