What is a high snap score?

A high Snap score on Snapchat generally indicates frequent and consistent use of the app. While the exact algorithm Snapchat uses to calculate scores is secret, certain activities contribute more than others.

Here's a breakdown of factors contributing to a high score:

• Sending and Receiving Snaps: This is the primary driver. The more snaps you send and receive, the higher your score climbs.
• Maintaining Streaks: Consecutive days of snapping with the same person, known as Snapchat%20Streaks, significantly boosts your score.
• Posting Stories: Regularly adding to your story can also contribute, though likely less than direct snaps.
• Adding Friends: While not a huge impact, adding new friends to your Snapchat account might give a small boost.
• Snapchat+ Features: Utilizing features exclusive to Snapchat+ could potentially affect the score, although this is not explicitly confirmed.

Important Considerations:

• Passive vs. Active Usage: Simply opening snaps without responding might not contribute as much as actively sending them.
• Score Updates are Not Instantaneous: It might take some time for your score to reflect recent activity.
• No Official "Highest Possible Score": The score is theoretically limitless.
• Focus on Connection: A high score shouldn't be the main goal. The value of Snapchat lies in connecting with friends and family.