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How to Add a Link on Snapchat

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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Adding a link on Snapchat can be a useful tool for businesses, bloggers, or anyone looking to share a website or specific page with their followers. While Snapchat doesn’t allow clickable links in captions, there are still ways to add them to your snaps. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to add a link on Snapchat.

Step 1: Create a Snap

The first thing you’ll need to do is create a snap. This can be a photo or video that you’ve taken through the app, or you can upload an existing image from your camera roll.

Step 2: Use the Scissors Tool

Next, use the scissors tool to create a “snapcode.” This is a unique code that links to a website or page of your choice. Simply tap on the scissors icon and then use your finger to draw a shape around the area of the snap that you want to turn into a snapcode.

Step 3: Add a URL

Once you’ve created your snapcode, you’ll need to add the URL that you want it to link to. To do this, tap on the paperclip icon and then enter the URL in the provided field. It’s important to note that the URL needs to start with “https://” in order to be recognized by Snapchat as a valid link.

Step 4: Preview and Send

After you’ve added the URL, you can preview how your snapcode will look by tapping on the preview button. If you’re happy with how it looks, you can then send your snap to your followers as you normally would.

Step 5: Sharing the Snapcode

When your followers receive your snap, they can take a screenshot of the snapcode and then use the Snapchat scanner to scan it. This will automatically open the link that you attached to the snapcode.

In summary, adding a link on Snapchat is a useful tool for sharing websites or specific pages with your followers. It’s important to use the scissors tool to create a snapcode, add the URL with “https://” at the beginning, and then share the snap with your followers. With these steps, you’ll be able to easily add links to your snaps and share them with your audience.

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