How To Save Snapchat Conversations Iphone And Android

You won’t be able to save a chat that you’ve already opened and closed before, unless you have chat deletion set to 24 hours.

You can tap and hold the text to save and unsave chats. You can save both the recipient’s chats and your own chats.

This method saves a Snap sent to you. You can also delete Snaps you’ve sent, even before the other person has seen!

You can only save photo Snaps if their timer is set to “no limit. ” Only video Snaps set to “loop” can be saved in chat.

Locate the person in either the chat list or the search menu.

You won’t be able to screenshot a Snap that you’ve already opened and closed before, unless the replay option is present.

You can replay a Snap once by tapping and holding the expired snap. If you quit the Snapchat app or wait too long, you won’t be able to replay the snap.

Note: This will notify the other person that you took a screenshot. For an iPhone, hold down the Sleep/Wake and Home buttons at the same time and release them. You will hear a camera shutter and see a screen flash. For iPhones without a Home button, press Sleep/Wake and Volume Up. For most Android phones, press the Power/Lock and Volume Down buttons simultaneously. On some Android phones, you may need to press the Power/Lock and Home buttons.

If you’re using an iPhone, you can find the screenshot in your Screenshots album in Photos, as well as your Camera Roll. Taking a screenshot of a Snap will not remove the time indicator in the upper-right corner of the snap.

The saved Snap will appear in your Memories. See the Snap by clicking the two-rectangle icon on the camera screen. The Snap will also be in your phone’s photo gallery if you have it set to save to both. To save Snaps to Memories and the gallery, go to Profile > Settings > Memories > Save Button. Select the option that saves to both locations.