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This How.com.vn teaches you how to attach a YouTube video to a new Snap on Snapchat, using an iPhone or iPad. Once you attach a video, your contacts can swipe on on your Snap, and watch the linked video on YouTube. You can attach YouTube videos to all picture and video Snaps.
Steps
Copying a YouTube Video
- Open YouTube on your iPhone or iPad. The YouTube icon looks like a white Play button in a red rectangle in front of a white background. You can find it on your home screen or in an app folder.
- Find the video you want to link. You can share any video from your Home feed, Trending page, Subscriptions, Library, or from a search.
- Tap Copy Link on the Sharing menu. This option looks like two back-to-back pages on a gray button near the bottom-left. It will copy the selected video's URL link to your clipboard.Advertisement
Adding the Video To a Snap
- Create a Snap. You can tap the white Capture button at the bottom of your camera screen to take a picture, hold it down to record video, or swipe up and open a saved picture from your Memories page.
- For more information about creating a Snap, check out this article for detailed guidelines. You can find detailed guidelines on how to take and edit a Snap here.
- Tap the white paper clip icon on the right. You'll find this button on the editing toolbar on the right-hand side of your Snap. It will allow you to type/paste a URL, and attach a link to your Snap.
- Tap the copied YouTube video under "MY CLIPBOARD." Once you copy a video from YouTube, it'll automatically show up as a list item below the "Type a URL" field here. Just tap on it to preview your video.
- Alternatively, hold down the "Type a URL" field at the top, and tap Paste.
- Tap the Attach to Snap button. This is a blue button at the bottom of your screen. It will attach the copied video to your Snap.
- Tap the Send button on the bottom-right. It looks like a white arrowhead icon on a blue button in the lower-right corner. This will open your contacts list.
- Select My Story or a contact. You can post your Snap to your daily story here, or send it to your contacts individually.
- Tap the Send button. This button looks like a blue arrowhead icon on a white button in the lower-right corner. It will post your Snap to the selected recipients.
- Your contacts can open your Snap, and swipe up to watch the linked YouTube video.
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1. Open YouTube.
2. Tap the three-dot icon next to a video's title.
3. Tap Share.
4. Select Copy Link.
5. Open Snapchat, and create a Snap.
6. Tap the paper clip icon on the right.
7. Tap the copied video under "MY CLIPBOARD."
8. Tap Attach to Snap.
9. Send your Snap.
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