If you’re on either side of the millennial/Gen Z cusp, there’s a large chance you got Snapchat around the time it first debuted in 2011. 23, all Snapchat users using iOS and Android can freely change their Snapchat username.Īs you might guess, the update is one of the most highly anticipated features in Snapchat history. Well, your years-long identity crisis may finally be coming to an end. Or, maybe you’d even considered making an entirely new Snapchat profile, but realized you didn’t want to lose your Memories or Streaks. That followed Facebook parent Meta’s disappointing guidance for the first quarter.Up until now, you might have had to white-knuckle your way through explaining the significance behind your username “ whenever anyone has tried to add you on Snapchat. The company reported its first profitable quarter as a public company earlier this month, beating analyst expectations. Last year, the company launched Reels, a video-sharing feature that allows users to upload short videos with text annotations. The upgrades come as Facebook has been looking to reclaim some of the social media audience it lost to services such as Snap and TikTok. And days before that, it began testing mid-roll advertisements for its biggest creators, called Snap Stars, which would increase their revenue streams. On Wednesday, it announced a partnership with Ticketmaster to discover nearby live entertainment events. The feature change is one of several Snap has made to retain users. The site will warn you that this is a once-a-year change, giving you the chance to back out before locking it in. Tap the Bitmoji icon to access your profile. Name changes will be accepted once a year, letting people change names without having to worry about resetting friends lists, Snap scores, or memories.Ĭhanging a username is a pretty easy process: 1. Snap has been testing the feature for a while, but this rollout will affect all users on iOS and Android. 23, users will be able to change their username without setting up a new account, the company announced in an email.
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