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Sure, Instagram is a fantastic platform, but Snapchat is just so much better when it comes to sharing more.ĭon't Miss: How to Unlock Hidden Filters & Lenses in Snapchat Now you're that you're familiar with both sides of attaching links to snaps, you should have an easy time sharing URLs among friends, family, and your other followers on Snapchat. If you copied it from another app, you can just long-press in the box (Android) or tap once in it (iOS), then select 'Paste.' You'll then be prompted to 'Type a URL.' If you know it by heart, by all means, type it out manually. Next, take your snap in Snapchat, then tap the paperclip icon on the right side. For example, if in a web browser on your phone, you can simply long-press on the URL bar, then tap 'Copy' on the menu that pops up - no matter if it's Android or iOS. Attaching a Link to Your Snapsįor those of you who don't know the URL of the webpage you want to link to by heart, you'll want to copy the URL first from wherever that may be. If you have it set to expire in 3 or 4 seconds, they might not even get to see the link you wanted them to check out, so set the timeframe to 'infinity' for the best results. Just make sure, before following the directions below, that you think about how long the viewers will be looking at your snap.

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You can also just share a link to a YouTube video of your favorite song that you were thinking about when you took the snap or to a news article that shocked you. If you're using the platform to show off your homemade DIY products, you can add a link to your web store to purchase your goods. You can add a link to anything in your snaps. This feature has only been around since July 2017, so you may have missed it and not even realized it was a possibility.

Snapchat, on the other hand, lets anyone add a link, and it can be done in regular snaps and in your story.

While Instagram users can attach links to images, they can only do so in stories, and only if they meet the special requirements that most users cannot obtain.

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