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This wikiHow teaches you how to review your sent Snapchat messages by saving them before sending them. Unfortunately, you can’t review your sent but unsaved Snapchat messages other than by asking the person you sent the snap to take a screenshot of the snap. If you’d like to see how many snaps you’ve sent, you can go to Snapchat’s settings.
Steps
Save snap before sending
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Open 
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Snapchat. Tap the Snapchat app icon, a white ghost on a yellow background.
- If you’re not logged in, tap LOG IN , then enter your email address and password to continue.
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Create snap . Tap the round “Capture” button to take a photo, or long press to record a video of up to 60 seconds.
- If you like, you can add effects to the snap before saving.
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Tap the down arrow “Download” in the lower left corner of the screen. If this is your first time saving the snap to your phone, a menu will pop up.
- If you’ve downloaded snap before, skip this step and two more.
- If you previously allowed the download of Memories but not the Camera Roll (Camera Rpl), you can allow the download of Camera Rpl by tapping your profile icon on the main Snapchat page, then clicking the Settings gear > Memories > Save Button > Memories & Camera Rpl .
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Tap Memories & Camera Rpl in the pop-up menu.
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Click Save . This purple button is at the bottom of the pop-up menu.
- If prompted, tap OK or ALLOW to allow Snapchat to access the Photos app and complete the download.
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Send snaps. Click the “Send” arrow
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, select at least one recipient, and then press “Send” again to send the snap.
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Review snaps. Now that you’ve saved the snap to both Snapchat’s Memories feature and the Photos app on your smartphone, you can access either one to review it:
- On Memories — Tap the two-card image below the “Capture” button on the main Snapchat screen, then select the photo you want to open.
- On Camera Rpl — Open the Photos app on your smartphone, find the saved snap and tap to open it. Snapchat will create a “Snapchat” album to store photos downloaded from Snapchat.
See the number of snaps sent
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Open
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Snapchat. Tap the Snapchat app icon, a white ghost on a yellow background.
- If you’re not logged in, tap LOG IN , then enter your email address and password to continue.
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Tap your profile icon in the upper left corner of the screen. Your profile page will appear.
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Tap your username below your real name. This is the username you use to log into Snapchat.
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Wait for the “Sent/Received” value to appear. You should see two numbers separated by a straight slash appear below your name at the username and snap point.
Look at the number on the left. The number on the left represents the number of snaps you sent, and on the right represents the number of snaps you received.
- For example, if you see “100 | 87” it means you sent 100 snaps and received 87 snaps.
Advice
- If your relationship with the recipient of the snap is good, you can ask them to take a screenshot when you receive the snap and send it back to you.
Warning
- Be careful about what you send. After sending Snapchat, we can’t control who sees the message.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to review your sent Snapchat messages by saving them before sending them. Unfortunately, you can’t review your sent but unsaved Snapchat messages other than by asking the person you sent the snap to take a screenshot of the snap. If you’d like to see how many snaps you’ve sent, you can go to Snapchat’s settings.
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