Snapchat For Web: How To Start A Video Or Voice Call
As a part of the Snapchat+ subscription, users will now be able to send Snaps and make calls using Snapchat for Web, a browser-based platform that works just like the Snapchat app. Over the years, Snapchat has grown extremely popular, especially among younger users who love to share photos and videos using the AR filters and Lenses available in the app.
After Snap spent years refining the main application and creating a large user base, it launched a paid version called Snapchat+. As the name suggests, Snapchat+ is a premium subscription that provides additional, exclusive features. These include Ghost Trails, a rewatch counter, a profile badge, and access to upcoming features that might be released for both paying and regular users of Snapchat.
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To make a call on Snapchat for Web, select a friend in the chat feed and click on the video camera icon or the phone icon at the top right of the chat. Clicking on the video camera icon will start a video call, and clicking on the phone icon will start a voice call. Once Snapchat for Web users enter a call, it will be displayed on the right side of the screen. Further, calls work across the web and mobile apps – a user on Snapchat for Web can call someone who is using the Snapchat app, and vice-versa. Snapchat users can connect with their friends using any laptop or PC with Google Chrome or Edge. However, non-paying users won't be able to use Snapchat on their computer at the moment, as the service is currently only available for Snapchat+ subscribers.
The release of Snapchat for Web indicates that Snap is planning to compete with mainstream messaging and communication apps that are available on multiple platforms, including
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