Want to save battery on your phone while using Snapchat or just as a darker user interface? Here’s the easiest way to turn on dark mode in Snapchat.
Dark mode did appear in 2022, with so many of our favorite apps offering this alternative viewing mode. Whether people prefer to read at night or just don’t want to strain their eyes so much, knowing how to turn dark mode into your most used apps can help you more often than you think.
With that in mind, Snapchat also offers a dark mode for iOS users, and it’s much easier to turn it on than you think. It is important to note that at the time of writing there is no way to turn on Snapchat dark mode on Android phones, although we will certainly update this article when supported.
Keep reading to find out how you can turn on dark mode in Snapchat.
What we used
The short version
- Open Snapchat
- Click on your Bitmoji
- Click Settings
- Scroll down
- Click Application Appearance
- Select Dark mode
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1Open Snapchat
Open the Snapchat app on your phone and make sure you’re signed in to the correct account.
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2Click on your Bitmoji
Click on your Bitmoji, which is located in the upper left corner. I have to look like you.
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3Click Settings
Tap the Settings button, it is in the upper right corner and looks like a small gear.
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Once you’re on the settings page, scroll down to get to the next step.
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5Click Application Appearance
After scrolling down, find the button that says App Appearance and click on it.
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6Select Dark mode
Once you’re on the App Appearance page, click Dark Mode to turn on Dark Mode.
FAQ
Yes, you can choose between light or dark mode or click the Match System option, which will match your iOS appearance settings, which means it will switch from light to dark depending on what your operating system is running.
No, at the time of writing, Android does not support Dark Mode for Snapchat, which means that only iPhone users can use this feature at this time.
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