How to Add the Time to a Snapchat
Open the Snapchat app., Swipe down on the Camera screen., Tap the Gear button in the upper-right corner. , Tap Manage Preferences., Tap the Filters checkbox or switch., Allow Snapchat access to your location., Open Snapchat., Take a Snap., Swipe...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Open the Snapchat app.
You can check to see if your filters have been disabled from the Snapchat settings menu. -
Step 2: Swipe down on the Camera screen.
This will open your profile. ,, You'll find this in the Additional Services section. , When the box is checked or the switch is enabled, you'll be able to access additional filters including the Time filter. , Accept any location or other permission requests that appear.
This will give Snapchat access to your device's location and enable the additional filters.
If you go back to your device's Settings menu and disable location access for Snapchat, you'll still have access to the time filter. , For most users, the Time filter is enabled by default.
You can add it to any photo or video Snap that you take in Snapchat. , Tap the large, circular shutter button on the Camera screen to take a photo Snap, or press and hold it to record a video Snap. , You'll reach the Time filter going either direction, so just start swiping until you get to the Time filter. , You'll usually find the time between the Altitude and the Battery filters, though the order may vary depending on the permissions you've allowed.
If the date is displayed instead, tap the date until the time appears.
After adding the time, you can add a second filter if you'd like.
Hold the screen with one finger and then use another finger to continue swiping.
This will cycle through the remaining filters that you can add.
You can add stickers, drawing, and text to your Snap before you send it to your friends.
Tap the buttons at the top of the Snap to access different effects and editing tools. , Tap the Send To button to select recipients and send your Snap off. -
Step 3: Tap the Gear button in the upper-right corner.
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Step 4: Tap Manage Preferences.
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Step 5: Tap the Filters checkbox or switch.
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Step 6: Allow Snapchat access to your location.
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Step 7: Open Snapchat.
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Step 8: Take a Snap.
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Step 9: Swipe left or right to start cycling through filters.
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Step 10: Stop swiping when you see the time.
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Step 11: Send your Snap.
Detailed Guide
You can check to see if your filters have been disabled from the Snapchat settings menu.
This will open your profile. ,, You'll find this in the Additional Services section. , When the box is checked or the switch is enabled, you'll be able to access additional filters including the Time filter. , Accept any location or other permission requests that appear.
This will give Snapchat access to your device's location and enable the additional filters.
If you go back to your device's Settings menu and disable location access for Snapchat, you'll still have access to the time filter. , For most users, the Time filter is enabled by default.
You can add it to any photo or video Snap that you take in Snapchat. , Tap the large, circular shutter button on the Camera screen to take a photo Snap, or press and hold it to record a video Snap. , You'll reach the Time filter going either direction, so just start swiping until you get to the Time filter. , You'll usually find the time between the Altitude and the Battery filters, though the order may vary depending on the permissions you've allowed.
If the date is displayed instead, tap the date until the time appears.
After adding the time, you can add a second filter if you'd like.
Hold the screen with one finger and then use another finger to continue swiping.
This will cycle through the remaining filters that you can add.
You can add stickers, drawing, and text to your Snap before you send it to your friends.
Tap the buttons at the top of the Snap to access different effects and editing tools. , Tap the Send To button to select recipients and send your Snap off.
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