Snapchat is making it easier to share youtube videos within your snap or story, letting you bypass the process of copying, pasting, and attaching the video as a link. The attribute is obtainable on both android and IOS. Now all you need to do is navigate to the youtube video you want to share hit the share button and then select snap chat. Snap chat will open and the video will automatically appear in your camera as it own sticker showing the name thumbnail and creator of the video. After you take your picture or video you can play around with the size of the sticker rotate it and place it anywhere on the screen. Anyone who views your snap story can click on the link and view the video within the youtube app or in their web browser. If you ever tried to include a youtube video before you’ll probably recall having to copy the link from the youtube and then open snap chat where you’d have to take your photo or video hit the paper clip icon and paste the link in. the video would appear as a resizable banner showing a small thumbnail along with the title of the video. You can still add youtube videos like this but in my choice, it just doesn’t look as aesthetically pleasing as this youtube specific sticker. The latest sticker gives you a clearer look at the video’s thumbnail and actually shows you the name of the creator behind the video whereas the plain old link format left that sometimes crucial piece of information out. Snapchat similarly made a sticker for tweets in 2020 saving you from sending screenshots of tweets or god forbids taking a picture of a tweet on your computer screen.
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