Among the most discussed aspects of Snapchat Plus is its "friend solar system" feature. You might be wondering how to view your own planet location if you have seen your friends discussing being a “Mercury” or a “Jupiter” in someone's Snapchat world. This manual will guide you through all you have to know to get Snapchat Planets and discover your position within the Snapchat solar system.

Snapchat planets: what are they?

Snapchat Plus is a membership function that shows your closest friends in a solar system arrangement; Snapchat Planets are included in it. Based on how often you interact with them, your closest friends appear as planets rotating around you—the Sun.

Every planet stands for a different degree of friendship: Mercury is your 1 closest friend, Venus is 2, and so on till Neptune (8).

Accessing Snap Planets:

To view your Snapchat Planets follow these instructions:

Step 1: Sign up for Snapchat Plus.
Snapchat Plus members alone have access to Snapchat Planets. To sign up:

• Open Snapchat
• Tap your Bitmoji or profile symbol.
• Tap the Snapchat+ banner.
• Select a subscription level and finish payment.

Step 2: Check Your Friendship Profile

Start a chat with one of your closest pals.

Open their profile by touching their Bitmoji or name at the top.

Step Three: Find the "Best Friends" or "Friends" emblem.

Should this person be in your top 8 friends (or you be in theirs), a Friendship Badge will appear with Bitmojis around a planet.

Step 4: Tap the Planet Badge

Tap on the badge to learn which planet they stand for in your solar system.

Animated and ordered just like a genuine solar system, the planets are.

Significant Points

Only Snapchat Plus enables both users to view planet positions.

Your planet order might alter according with how often you interact.

This capability only records relationships, not mutual greatest best friends.

Closing remarks

Tracking your closest friends is more entertaining and visual thanks to Snapchat Planets. Subscribing to Snapchat Plus and exploring your Friendship Profiles will let you rapidly find out where your friends orbit around you — whether they are your Mercury or way out at Neptune.