How To Turn On Snapchat Dark Mode

Want to know how to turn on Snapchat dark mode? Here you go.

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Quick Steps for turning on Snapchat dark mode

• On an iPhone, go to the Settings menu and select Snapchat.
• Find and access the App Appearance options in the Settings menu
• Switch to Always Dark.

Looking for a way to activate Snapchat’s dark mode? You’ve come to the right place since we’ve put together a guide to assist you in doing just that.

 

Bright white menus are converted a dark gray or black in dark mode, which can assist decrease eye strain. Read on for step-by-step instructions on how to enable dark mode in Snapchat (provided you have an iPhone or iPad)

Unfortunately, Snapchat does not yet support dark mode on Android handsets. It’s unclear why this is, but individuals without an iPhone will have to wait until a future update to get the feature.

 

Requirements and Tools

• An iPhone or iPad running the latest version of iOS
• Snapchat

Steps to turn on Snapchat dark mode

• Open Snapchat and tap the top left corner of the screen to get your Bitmoji profile picture.
• To access your Settings menu, press the gear symbol in the top right corner.
• Scroll down to App Appearance, which is sandwiched between Voice Scan and Additional Services at the bottom of the My Account area.
• Select Always Dark from the App Appearance menu to keep Snapchat in dark mode all of the time. Select Match System instead if you want dark mode to come on solely in the evening (assuming your iPhone’s settings are set up to switch between dark and light mode based on the time of day).

 

 

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Finally, some thoughts

While using dark mode can help minimize eye strain, nothing beats giving your eyes a total break from a screen. If you can’t seem to tear yourself away from your phone or computer, there are a few additional options.

You can buy eyewear online to help alleviate the strain of staring at a screen all day, and you could also try to stick to the 20-20-20 rule more regularly. The 20-20-20 rule suggests that we glance at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds at least once every 20 minutes to rest our eyes.