When you think you’ve figured out everything there is to know about the app, you discover something you didn’t know existed. This appears to be the case with the social media app Snapchat. The app is frequently updated with new features such as Minis and Snap games. If you look closely, you will notice several minor details about the app that you may have overlooked previously! This article will explain what a private story on snapchat looks like and how you can put a private snapchat.
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How to Post a Private Story on your Snapchat?
Private Snapchat stories are those that can only be seen by people you’ve chosen. You can create multiple private stories and upload images and videos to them, which will be deleted after 24 hours. Here we will show you how to put a private story on your story.
Making a Personal Story
- Open the Snapchat image Iphonesnapchat.png. Snapchat appears as a ghost on a yellow background. You must sign into your Snapchat account if you are not logged in. If you do not own an account, you can create one.
- Click your Bitmoji in the upper left corner of the screen. A blank avatar will exist if you have not yet created a Bitmoji. If you have something on your story, it will be a thumbnail.
- Select + Private Story. It’s just below your username and snap score.
- Choose all of your friends who should be able to see your story. It will show you your closest friends first, followed by everyone you’ve recently snapped with, and finally, an alphabetical list of everyone you’ve added.
- When you select someone, a blue circle with a white check appears to the far right of their name.
- After you’ve chosen everyone you want to include, click the blue Create Story button.
- Give your story a title. There will already be one, but you can change it.
- To save the changes, click the grey Save button.
Adding to Your Personal Story
- Take a picture or select a photo from your gallery to include in your private story.
- At the bottom right hand of the screen, click the blue.
- Under Stories, click the personal story at the top of the page.
- At the bottom right hand of the screen, click the blue.
Editing Your Personal Story
- Click your Bitmoji in the upper left corner of the screen. A blank avatar will exist if you have not yet created a Bitmoji. If you have something on your story, it will be a thumbnail.
- To the right of the story, click the grey three-dot button.
- To rename the story, click Name Story.
- To add or remove viewers from your story, click Who Can View.
- To permanently delete the story, click the red Delete Story button. This will remove all viewers from the story and completely delete it.
- Turn the Auto-Save Snaps to Memories toggle to blue if you want every post to save to your Memories.
What does a Private Story on Snapchat Look Like?
A Snapchat story with a lock indicates that it is a ‘Private story.’ Private stories were added to give users more control over who saw their snaps. Previously, if you didn’t want someone on your Friends list to see your story, you had to block them for the duration. However, with Private stories, you can specify who can and cannot view your stories.
Private stories function exactly like regular Snapchat stories. The Stories page contains private stories. Cast the Snapchat app and swipe left to reach the Stories page to view a Private story. You could also click the ‘Stories’ button in the bottom panel.
A purple lock and halo around a snap indicate that the Private story has yet to be viewed. It’s a Private story that you can watch but haven’t yet.
A grey lock and halo around a snap indicate that you have already viewed the Private story. When Snapchat stories are viewed, they turn grey. You can always watch it again, but it will always be grey.
Conclusion
That’s all about what a private story on snapchat looks like and how to upload them. We hope this article was useful.