Transform Your Snaps: Learn How To Loop Snapchat Videos with Our Video Tutorial For Android And iPhone!

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Have you ever used Instagram’s Boomerang and wanted to use the same on Snapchat? Well, both Boomerang and looping videos are pretty similar. The only difference is the video direction. In Instagram’s Boomerang, the video switches its direction back and forth as soon as it ends. In contrast, Snapchat’s looping video keeps moving forward until someone closes it or moves to a different story.

However, with looping videos, there’s one more feature we’ll be discussing, and that is the Bounce feature of Snapchat. Snapchat’s Bounce feature is exactly similar to Instagram’s Boomerang. But unfortunately, this feature is only available on iOS, at least for now.

First, you can watch our video tutorial:

Prefer reading about how to use the loop or bounce feature? Here’s a quick guide for you.

Make Loop Videos On Snapchat On Android And iPhone

Follow this step by step guide to make your first loop video on Snapchat. The steps are the same for both Android and iPhone.

Make sure to update your Snapchat app to the latest version. This feature won’t be available if you haven’t updated your app.

  1. Press and hold the circular shutter button to record a video. Releasing this button will stop shooting the video and you will be redirected to the video editing screen.
  2. The option for looping a video is present on the right sidebar as shown in the screenshot. The infinity symbol in the loop icon means that the video is set to loop until the recipient closes it. If you have turned off the loop then the loop icon will have 1 so the video will loop only once. Tap on it to change the loop to infinite.
Loop Snapchat Videos

3. After that, select where you want to send your video as usual. You can share it either with your friends or as your story.

And that’s it. You have created and shared your first looping video on Snapchat.

Snapchat Bounce Effect On iPhone

As we’ve already mentioned, for now, this feature is only available for iPhone users. And that is really disappointing because this feature is actually similar and to some extent even better than Instagram’s Boomerang. And why is it better? Well, on Snapchat, you can record a full video using your usual snap camera and then set the duration of the Bounce manually. On the other hand, on Instagram, you have to use the boomerang camera if you want to record a boomerang video.

So, now without taking more of your time, let’s jump to the part where we’ll teach you how you can use Snapchat’s Bounce feature on iOS.

  1. First, you have to record a video as we’ve already discussed.
  2. After that, you have to double-tap on the loop icon to get the Bounce option.
get the bounce option on Snapchat

3. Now, you’ll get the duration bar to set the duration of the bounce. You’ll see the preview of the bounce as you set a duration on the bar.

set the duration of the bounce

4. If you’re happy with the bounce, just click on send to set it as your story or to send it to your friends.

Also ReadMake Boomerang From Existing Video In Camera Roll Or Gallery

FAQs

Is the bounce feature on Snapchat Android?

There is no the bounce feature on Snapchat Android available yet. You can get this feature only on iPhone.

What does loop do on Snapchat?

Loop on Snapchat allows you to loop only a portion of the video you recorded and to play it automatically on repeat. It’s similar to Boomerang feature of Instagram.

Snapchat loop not working?

If snapchat loop is not working on your phone, you might be using the old version of Snapchat. While your phone may update apps automatically, in this case, you should do a manual update.

Now You Know How To Take Boomerang In Snapchat

That’s it. You’ve successfully recorded your first Bounce/loop snaps on Snapchat. And it was fun, wasn’t it? Well, I am sure it was.

Snapchat has made it a piece of cake to make Boomerang-like videos on their platform, even though one of them is only restricted to iPhone.

So, what are you waiting for? Shoot some videos, have fun with them, and start sharing your creativity. If you face any problems while doing so, please let us know in the comments section.

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  • Ayush Karanwal

    Indian Adrenaline junkie who loves trekking, long bike rides, clicking pictures and sharing his travel stories.

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Ayush Karanwal

Indian Adrenaline junkie who loves trekking, long bike rides, clicking pictures and sharing his travel stories.

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