Download Article
Share and post multiple Snaps at once for instant viewing with this simple guide
Download Article

If your awesome idea for a Snapchat story idea seems less awesome with a time gap between snaps, try adding multiple snaps at once. The trick is to take and upload all the snaps (pictures or videos) while your device is in airplane mode. After you’ve created your series of snaps, just turn off airplane mode and then upload them all at once.

Uploading Multiple Pictures to Your Snap Story at Once

The key to adding multiple pictures to your Snapchat story at once is to take them in airplane mode. Put your phone in airplane mode (which turns off Wi-Fi and data) then take all of the Snaps you want to add to your story. Once you're ready to post them all, turn off airplane mode and tap each Snap to upload it.

Part 1
Part 1 of 2:

Taking Multiple Snaps in Airplane Mode

Download Article
  1. The only way to upload multiple pictures or videos at once is to snap and add them when your device is offline. The simplest way to keep your phone from connecting to the internet is to turn on airplane mode:[1]
    • iOS: Swipe up from the bottom of the home screen and tap the airplane icon.[2]
    • Android: Swipe down on the home screen to open your notifications, and then again to open the Quick Settings panel. Finally, tap the airplane icon.
  2. Opening Snapchat will automatically bring you to the camera.
    Advertisement
  3. Tap the circle at the bottom center of the screen to take the picture, or hold it down to record a video.
    • You can add stickers, text, drawings, or filters to your snap if you wish.
  4. This will add your snap to the story—although since you’re in airplane mode, the picture or video won’t upload just yet. It will, however, be queued and ready for when you get back online. Here’s how to add the snap:[3]
    • Tap the “Add” icon, which looks like a square with a plus sign on its upper right corner.
    • If you see a message that begins with “Adding a Snap to your Story allows your friends to view your snap…” tap “Okay.”
    • Snapchat will redirect you to the Stories page, where you’ll see a warning message that says “No internet connection.”
  5. Tap the circle at the bottom of the Stories page to return to the camera and then take your next picture (or record your next video).
  6. As you did with the last snap, tap the Add (+) icon to add your new snap to the story. It will then be queued for upload right after the previous snap.
  7. Take your time perfecting each snap—your followers will get to view your story all at once instead of having to wait for you to snap the next part. Once you get back online, it’ll be easy to post them all (quickly) in order.
  8. Advertisement
Part 2
Part 2 of 2:

Adding the Snaps to the Story

Download Article
  1. Now that you’ve snapped multiple photos and/or videos, it’s time to get back online. When you tap the airplane icon (the same one you tapped earlier) again, airline mode will switch off, and your device should connect to the internet.
    • If your device doesn’t connect automatically, connect to your Wi-Fi or mobile network as you normally do.
  2. This will bring you to the Stories screen.
  3. Now you’ll see a list of each snap you’ve added, all with the text “Tap to retry” beneath.[4]
  4. The snap at the bottom is the first one you took, work from the bottom up. Tapping this snap will upload it to the story immediately—you’ll know when it’s finished because the snap will no longer appear in the queue.
  5. Again, you’ll want to tap the last snap on the list first as it’s next in the sequence. Work your way up the list until no snaps remain.
  6. Now that you’ve uploaded multiple pictures or videos to your story, it’s time to check it out! Tap “My Story” on the Stories screen to play your story.
    • To delete a snap from your story, swipe up in the story, then tap the Trash icon.
    • To save your entire story, tap the ⁝ menu next to My Story, then tap the down arrow to save.
  7. Advertisement

Common Questions: Creating Snaps With More Than One Picture

How do I create a collage on my Snapchat story?

You can create a collage in Snapchat using the Collage Maker Lens. You can find this lens in the Snapchat app. Tap each photo in the collage to add a new one, and you can even change the image frames and the background color of the Snap.

How do I add multiple pictures to one Snap?

You can do this with Snapchat's Multi Snap feature. To use Multi Snap, tap the plus sign on the right-side of the Snapchat screen and select Multi Snap. You can then tap the capture button multiple times, or press and hold it, to take more than one picture. Then, tap Edit & Send when you're ready to send the pictures.

How do I add a picture within a picture on Snapchat?

Open the picture you want to add to a Snap in Snapchat, then tap the three dots in the upper-right corner and select Edit Snap. Then tap the scissor button on the right side and trace around the outside of the image. Once you do this, the cutout will be added as a custom sticker that you can add to other Snaps.

Tips

Submit a Tip
All tip submissions are carefully reviewed before being published
Thanks for submitting a tip for review!
Advertisement

You Might Also Like

Send a Snap with the Cartoon Face LensHow to Send a Cartoon Face Snap & Use Other Fun Lenses
What Does FW MeanWhat Does FW Mean? Snapchat, Texting, and More
Recover Deleted Snapchat Memories10 Easy Steps to Recover Deleted Snapchat Memories
Know if Someone Is Online on Snapchat7 Easy Ways to Know if Someone Is Online on Snapchat
What Does IG MeanWhat Does IG Mean? Snapchat, Texting, and More
Know if Someone Deleted You on SnapchatHow to Know If Someone Deleted You or Unfriended You on Snapchat
Snapchat PlanetsFriend Solar Systems on Snapchat: Planet Order Explained
Find Someone's Snapchat Username3 Easy Ways to Find Someone's Snapchat Username
Increase Your Snapchat Score FastIncrease Your Snapchat Score Fast
How Does Snapchat Score WorkHow Snapchat Score Works: Factors, Seeing Your Score, & More
Save Snapchat Pictures Without Notifying OthersSave Snaps Without Sending a Notification on Android & iOS
Tell if Someone Added You on SnapchatTell if Someone Added You on Snapchat
Unlock Your Snapchat AccountUnlock Your Snapchat Account
What Does the Yellow Dot Mean on SnapchatWhat Does the Yellow Dot Mean on Snapchat?
Advertisement

About This Article

Nicole Levine, MFA
Written by:
wikiHow Technology Writer
This article was co-authored by wikiHow staff writer, Nicole Levine, MFA. Nicole Levine is a Technology Writer and Editor for wikiHow. She has more than 20 years of experience creating technical documentation and leading support teams at major web hosting and software companies. Nicole also holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Portland State University and teaches composition, fiction-writing, and zine-making at various institutions. This article has been viewed 120,403 times.
How helpful is this?
Co-authors: 4
Updated: April 29, 2024
Views: 120,403
Categories: Snapchat
Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 120,403 times.

Is this article up to date?

Advertisement