Just a little while ago, Snapchat Plus launched a confusing yet creative; Snapchat Planets. If you are also one of those confused heads with no idea of what Snapchat Planets is, you have reached the right place.

In this blog, we will explore this new feature. We are sure that at the end of this post, you will be able to understand what Snapchat Planets is and how to access it. Without any further ado, let’s take a look at what this new feature is.

What Snapchat Planets and Solar System Order Even Means?

 Let’s take a quick sneak peek at our elementary classes when we learned what our solar system looks like and how it works. One common thing we all know about our solar system is that it contains 8 planets. These planets are floating around the sun at certain distances. This time Snapchat went a little too far in creativity and made you a Sun. Well, to understand this feature, imagine yourself as a sun and your friends as those planets.

You and your friends altogether make a ‘Friend Solar System’. As Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun, in Friend Solar System your closest friend is your Mercury which means your best friend, and so on with the next planets.

On a person’s Friendship Profile, you may find the words “Best Friends” or “Friends” with a gold ring around it if you’re a Snapchat Plus subscriber.

The “Best Friends” tag means that you’re among each other’s 8 closest pals, but the “Friends” tag signifies you are one of their 8 closest pals but not one of theirs.

But the question is how does Snapchat label these friends? Well, to understand this let’s see how Snapchat Planet works.

How Do Snapchat Planets Work?

Snapchat’s Solar System works by making you the sun and categorizing your friends into the 8 planets. Then, it represents the distance between the Sun and a certain planet with the amount of snaps and chats between the two. The more you have chats and shared snaps with each other, the closer the planet that friend represents. It means there are a total of 8 ranks in Snapchat Friendship.

Mercury is the closest buddy, and Venus is the second closest mate. Earth, Mars, and Jupiter are the third, fourth, and fifth closest friends, respectively. Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune demonstrate the last three positions.

But, Snapchat does not display the names of planets and their order so it is difficult for many users to enjoy the feature with its full potential.

You can read the full guide with images and names below.

Snapchat Planets Order with Images

Because Snapchat Plus Friendmoji displays photographs of planets without displaying their names or locations, it might be difficult for a novice or even veteran user to determine which buddy is on which planet.

To make it easier for you, we have compiled a precise guide with images and names of planets and their positions.

So, here is the image guide of Snapchat Friend Solar System.

 1 – Mercury

Your friend represents your first closest friend since Mercury is the nearest planet to the Sun. It is depicted by a red planet surrounded by five stars in Snapchat Planets.

2 – Venus

If your friend is assigned Venus planet, it means they are your second closest friend. In the Snapchat Planets Solar System, Venus is shown as a beige planet with yellow, pink, and blue hearts around it.

3 – Earth

Okay, so now it is Earth’s turn. Our beloved home. Although it may look like the friend who is the Earth on Snapchat might be closest to our hearts. Maybe. But not really as Snapchat will rank them 3^rd.

4 – Mars

Now, that one friend that comes in between your top 8 friends on Snapchat Plus gets to claim this mysterious red planet. Since Mars is the 4 planet from the Sun, that pal gets to take this planet.

5 – Jupiter

Similarly, the friend that comes on the 5^th number in the list of the most interacted friends on Snapchat Plus gets to claim Jupiter. Well, this is a magnificent planet but not a very good rank for a friend.

6 – Saturn

Saturn signifies your sixth closest friend in the Snapchat Planets. It is symbolized by an orange color with its signature ring and stars.

7 – Uranus

Similar to our Solar System, Uranus is the seventh planet in the Snapchat Planets too. It is represented by a green planet with an absence of hearts.

8 – Neptune

Neptune as the last planet in the Solar System concludes your Friends Solar System as the eighth closest friend. This farthest planet is blue with no hearts or love.

Now, if you have an understanding of how this feature works and its significance, you might be wondering how to get this on your mobile. You don’t have to struggle too much as we have prepared a guide for you already. Are you ready to dive in?

How to Access the Snapchat Planets Feature:

We have already discussed the details of this feature, it is time to learn how easily you can access this exciting feature.

Just follow the steps below:

 Step – 1

Make sure you’re using the latest version of Snapchat. If you are not, go to your Google Play Store or Apple Store to update the outdated version.

Step – 2

Now, if you have updated the app it is time to spend some money and buy the Snapchat Plus subscription which is only 3.99 $ per month as this feature is only available on Snapchat Plus.

Step – 3

After buying the subscription, you need to go to your friend’s profile and you will see the Friends or Best Friends badge with a golden outline.

There is no need to explain the badge as it is discussed above. By tapping on the badge you can see their position in your Snapchat Planets.

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Conclusion:

Snapchat’s latest feature, Snapchat Planets, represents your friendship circle as a Solar System by comparing them to the planets based on your snaps and chats. This fun feature allows you to explore your level of closeness to your friends.

At first, it might be confusing but when you get into the working of this feature it might become very exciting. We hope this guide will help you in your journey of exploring your friends circle!

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