If you are facing any issues then do comment down below and let us know. Adding GIFs is simple thanks to Giphy support and can be done by accessing the editing menu for a snap. Having said that, you can give a try to other Android emulators that I have mentioned above. This wikiHow shows you how to add GIFs to your snaps using Snapchat's stickers feature. We have included a working method, but keep in mind, it comes with a major issue, and if you don’t have the expertise to deal with such an application, then you are better off not installing it. So those are the few ways you can install Snapchat on PC. Snapchat running on Chrome OS Enjoy Snapchat on PC With Some Restrictions But on the other hand, you get all the features like DM, stories, camera and more without any performance issues.

However, bear in mind, you will have to fully move to Chrome OS from Windows which is quite a task. We recently wrote a detailed article on how to install Chrome OS on PC with Play Store support so go through that. Apart from that, if you want a foolproof method for running Snapchat on PC then you will have to install Chrome OS on PC which brings Android app support. The installation process is similar to the above method. Simply download the APK file (only for android devices) and log in with your account to start finding IP’s/Gamertags on PS4 & Xbox. Now you can cut a Snapchat video clip by dragging the clip in any direction. Unfortunately you can only use the IP puller app on PC. Click on the three small dots a menu will pop up then select edit video option to trim a Snapchat video.And you canclick on the video roll then push or pull the scroll to set the video length. We have curated a list of safe-to-use Android emulators so go through that and try out LD Player, Nox, MEMU, etc. Yes, there is a mobile app to use the online database search, in other words to resolve gamertags on PSN & Xbox.

If you don’t want to use the Andy emulator then you can give a try at other Android emulators on your PC.

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