How to Review Sent Snapchat

Author: John Stephens
Date Of Creation: 24 January 2021
Update Date: 29 June 2024
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How to See Your Snapchat History (Every Snaps You Ever Sent and Received)
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Content

This wikiHow teaches you how to review sent Snapchat messages by saving before sending. Unfortunately, you cannot review the sent Snapchat messages that have not been saved except by asking the person to whom you sent the snapshot. If you'd like to see how many snapshots you've sent, you can go to Snapchat's settings.

Steps

Method 1 of 2: Save the snap before sending

  1. Snapchat. Tap the Snapchat app icon with a white ghost silhouette on a yellow background.
    • If you are not logged in, tap LOG IN, then enter your email address and password to continue.

  2. , select at least one recipient, then press "Send" again to send the snap.
  3. Snapchat. Tap the Snapchat app icon with a white ghost silhouette on a yellow background.
    • If you are not logged in, tap LOG IN, then enter your email address and password to continue.

  4. Tap your profile icon in the upper left corner of the screen. Your profile page will appear.
  5. Click on your username below your real name. This is the username that you use to log into Snapchat.

  6. Wait for the value "Sent / Received" to appear. You should see two numbers separated by a slash appearing below your name at the username and snap point.
  7. Look at the number on the left. The number on the left represents the number of snapshots you have sent, while on the right is the number of snapshots you have received.
    • For example, if you see "100 | 87", you have sent 100 snapshots and received 87 snapshots.
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Advice

  • If your relationship with the snap recipient is good, you can ask them to take a screenshot of when the snap is received and send it back to you.

Warning

  • Be careful about what you submit. Once we send Snapchat, we have no control over who will see the messages.