How to Use Faces on Snapchat
Open Snapchat., Tap the camera switch button., Tap and hold on your face., Swipe left or right to choose a filter., Tap the camera capture button to take photo.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Open Snapchat.
The Snapchat icon is yellow with a white ghost on it. -
Step 2: Tap the camera switch button.
If your camera isn't already in selfie mode, tap the icon at the top-right corner of the screen to switch the camera mode. , Doing so will allow Snapchat to scan your face and position the filters according to its size and shape.
The face scanner may not work in very low-light conditions. , The filters appear toward the bottom of the screen after your face has been scanned.
A preview of the filter will appear as you swipe across it. , It's the large circle button toward the bottom-middle of the screen.
Doing so while you have a filter selected will take a picture Snap of your face with that filter on it.
Certain filters are better suited for taking videos.
To take a video, tap and hold the circular camera capture button for the duration of the video.
Videos can last up to 10 seconds long. -
Step 3: Tap and hold on your face.
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Step 4: Swipe left or right to choose a filter.
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Step 5: Tap the camera capture button to take photo.
Detailed Guide
The Snapchat icon is yellow with a white ghost on it.
If your camera isn't already in selfie mode, tap the icon at the top-right corner of the screen to switch the camera mode. , Doing so will allow Snapchat to scan your face and position the filters according to its size and shape.
The face scanner may not work in very low-light conditions. , The filters appear toward the bottom of the screen after your face has been scanned.
A preview of the filter will appear as you swipe across it. , It's the large circle button toward the bottom-middle of the screen.
Doing so while you have a filter selected will take a picture Snap of your face with that filter on it.
Certain filters are better suited for taking videos.
To take a video, tap and hold the circular camera capture button for the duration of the video.
Videos can last up to 10 seconds long.
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