Best Apps to Save Snapchat Photos & Videos On iPhone & Android. Below given are the list of Snapchat saver apps for Android & iPhone, which will help you save Snapchat snaps, images & videos on your phone.Be sure to try everyone of them and select on which will suit your needs.
Fond of some of your Snapchat memories and want to watch them offline? Jump over to this quick guide to save Snapchat videos or Photo to your iPhone Camera Roll. Though not straightforward, there is also a way to save the snaps shared by other Snapchat users.
I have an age-old penchant for creating a special collection of videos. Whenever I seem to be a bit under the weather, I like watching hilarious clips and sharing them with my friends. One of the prime secrets why my library never goes cold is that I don’t fail to save exciting Snapchat videos and photos on the iPhone or iPad.
Snapchat allows you to save your memories with ease. Unfortunately, there is no official way to download the snaps shared by other users. But, there is always a workaround to shoot out the hurdle.
How to Save Snapchat Photos and Videos to iPhone Camera Roll
The process is exactly same for downloading both, Photos and Videos from Snapchat to your iPhone. Here we are saving the video.
Step #1. Launch Sanpchat on your iPhone.
Step #2. Now, tap on your tiny photo (the memory button) right below the shutter button.
Step #3. Navigate to the Video/Snap you wish to save. Then, tap on the three dots at the top right corner. (You can also touch and hold on the screen)
Step #4. Next up, tap on Export Snap.
Step #5. Up next, tap on Save Video/Photo.
That’s done! You have successfully saved your snaps to your iPhone camera roll. Now, just head over to the Photos app to view it.
What if you want to save the snap of other users? I would recommend you to take the screenshot of the image and then use the editing tools to smartly fine tune it.
Download Videos from Snapchat to iPhone or iPad Using Built-In Screen Recorder
What if you want to save the snap of other users? I would recommend you to take the screenshot of the image and then use the editing tools to smartly fine-tune it. It’s because of the lack of viable options. (Read:how to use Screenshot Markup tool in iOS 11)
There were apps like SnapSave which allowed you to save shots from this social networking app, but many of them are no longer working. However, you can subscribe to SanpSave via its official website ($5 monthly) to easily download snaps.
With iOS 11, you can record your iPhone screen with ease thanks to a built-in screen recorder. So while watching a video, record your device screen. Then, use the editing tool to beautify the clip to your best liking. Agreed, it may not be up to the mark and involve some workaround, but it’s worth giving a look. (Check out:how to record screen on iPhone and iPad in iOS 11.)
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So, that’s how you can save some of the memorable snaps to your device to catch up with them at your own pace.
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Creepers will have a field day with iOS 11, the just-launched update for iPhone and iPad that includes a brand new 'screen recording' feature.
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Yeah, that means exactly what you think it does. Pop that recorder open, and you can easily save a video of any 'disappearing' Snapchat or Instagram Story. (Not that you'd be so devious, of course.) It's a reminder that, online, everything's written in Sharpie, even if a service markets itself otherwise.
How it works
The screen recording feature comes packaged with the free iOS 11 update, though you need to tweak something in your Settings if you want it to appear in your Control Center.
Open your Settings app, tap Control Center > Customize Controls. Add the 'Screen Recording' feature, and you'll be able to record whatever's happening on your screen with a simple swipe-up from the bottom of the screen and a tap of the circular record button.
Look! I even used the feature to show you how it's done:
Thus, you can even flip this feature on before you look at a spicy snap to forever preserve someone's butt or cat or gravity bong suckage. It doesn't work if you try to access your Control Center in the middle of viewing a snap, but you can always replay it if you miss something juicy and want to be the worst person imaginable.
Right now, the person who sent the snap won't even be notified that you're recording. (If you take a screenshot, they usually get a little message.) A spokesperson for Snapchat told Mashable that an upcoming Snapchat update—version 10.17.5—will be able to detect the screen-recording tool and inform users, but only if the person recording has updated their app.
Of course, screen recording apps have existed on Android for a long time. But iOS 11 represents a major shift: For the first time, such a feature is being made available to iPhone and iPad users, and it comes straight from Apple, no additional app downloads required. While you probably should have assumed everything you sent to your friends in the past could've been saved forever, you should definitely think so now.
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To Snapchat's credit, it's always said as much in its support page:
Snapchatters who see your messages can always potentially save them, whether by taking a screenshot or by using some other image-capture technology (whether that be a separate piece of software, or even simply taking a photo of their screen with a second camera).
So there you go. Watch your ass—and beware the others you invite to do the same.
UPDATE: Sept. 20, 2017, 2:49 p.m. EDT This article has been updated with additional information from Snapchat clarifying when users will receive recording notifications.