Terms of Service

What do I get when I use Anonysnap?

A view of what a Snapchat Public Profile already shows to anyone with a browser — live Stories, Highlights and Spotlight — loaded in your browser, with a Download button on Snaps that are still live.

You do not sign in to Snapchat and you do not create an Anonysnap account. The lookup reads only what Snapchat serves to visitors who are not logged in.

Anonysnap is an independent project. Snap Inc. does not run, sponsor or endorse it; Snapchat, Snap, Spotlight and Bitmoji are Snap Inc. trademarks, named here only to say what the viewer works with.

Is there anything it will never show me?

Yes, and no setting or request changes that, because the content is simply not on the web:

• accounts without a Public Profile, and Stories shared only with friends;
• private Snaps, chats, Memories and friend lists;
• Stories whose 24 hours have run out — those are gone for everyone;
• the list of who watched another person’s Story, which only that person can see.

What am I not allowed to do with it?

You answer for the usernames you enter and for what you do with the result. Using Anonysnap for any of the following ends your permission to use it:

• following, tracking or keeping tabs on a person, or piecing together where someone goes and when;
• looking up an account that belongs to, or appears to belong to, a child, or doing anything with content that shows one;
• reposting, selling or otherwise reusing Snaps you do not have the rights to;
• scripting bulk lookups, getting around rate limits or the bot check, or selling access to the viewer;
• anything that breaks the law, Snapchat’s own terms, or a court order that covers you.

Who owns what I see?

The person who made it. Seeing a Snap here gives you no licence to it, and a public profile is a choice about who may watch — not a gift of copyright or of anyone’s likeness.

Keeping a copy for your own reference and publishing it somewhere else are different acts; the second needs rights you will usually not have. Owners who want something taken down can follow the copyright and removal page.

What if it stops working or gets something wrong?

We make no promises about Anonysnap beyond what these terms say. It comes “as is” and “as available”: no warranty, express or implied, of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose or non-infringement.

It depends on what Snapchat chooses to publish, so results can be partial, late or rate-limited, and the viewer can change or stop without notice. There is no promised uptime.

Who is liable if something goes wrong?

As far as the law allows, Anonysnap and the people who run it are not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive losses, or for lost data, profit or goodwill, that come from using the viewer or being unable to use it.

None of this limits liability that the law does not let anyone limit, such as liability for fraud or for death or personal injury caused by negligence.

Can these terms change?

Yes. The date at the top of this page shows the latest version, and using Anonysnap after a change means you accept it. Access can be restricted or withdrawn, especially when the rules above are broken.

If a court sets one part aside, the rest still applies. The law of the place where Anonysnap is operated governs these terms, without taking away consumer protections that apply where you live.