Frequently asked questions

No. You aren’t logged in to Snapchat on this site, so no name or account goes on their viewer list. Snapchat sees a request from our server for a public page, nothing more.

No. Friends-only stories are only sent to people on the owner’s friends list, inside the app. No website can show them, and sites that claim to are scams.

No. Everything shown here is public on snapchat.com and opens without signing in. You don’t need an account on this site either.

Open the profile, tap the snap, then press Save. Videos download as MP4 and photos as JPG. On iPhone, if the video opens instead, use Share → Save Video.

Yes. Paste the Spotlight link into the box, or open the creator’s profile and go to the Spotlight section. Each video has a Save button.

Yes. No sign-up, no card details and no download limit for normal use.

The username may be misspelled, the account may not have a public profile, or it may have been renamed, deleted or banned.

At most 5 minutes old. We keep a copy of each profile for 5 minutes so popular pages load fast, then fetch it again.

No. Viewing a public profile page doesn’t send a notification, and you aren’t logged in here, so there’s no account to report.

No. Snapchat doesn’t publish friends or following lists, on the web or in the app.

Public profile owners can hide it. Some accounts never show it.

Not yet; each snap is saved separately. Most stories are under 20 snaps.

No. Screenshot and save alerts only exist inside the Snapchat app.

Most public stories expire 24 hours after each snap is posted. Check the Highlights section for saved ones.

No watermark is added by us. If the creator burned in text or a username, that stays.

Spotlight videos are public by design. If a link doesn’t open, the video was removed or the link is incomplete.

Yes, in any modern browser. On iPhone use Share → Save Video if the file opens instead of downloading.

Not here. Any video player or editor can export the audio from the MP4.

Not necessarily. Most private accounts have no public page. Snapchat only tells you a username is taken when you try to register it.

No. The web only has profiles by username. Search by name works inside the Snapchat app.

We fetch the profile again every 5 minutes. Snapchat itself updates the public number less often.

No. Snap Score is only visible to friends inside the app.

Usually a network problem on your side: try mobile data instead of Wi-Fi, or the other way round.

Check that Snapchat has permission to use mobile data, then clear the cache. If it lasts more than an hour, it’s often a Snapchat outage.