One of the biggest changes that iOS 16 brings are Lock Screen widgets, which users can add to glance at relevant info or jump to a specific part of an app right from the Lock Screen. Widgets can be added both above and below the digital clock on the Lock Screen, and you can choose them from a number of native and third-party apps on your iPhone.
How to Add a Snapchat Widget to Your iPhone's Lock Screen in iOS 16
Snapchat is one of the latest apps to introduce its own Lock Screen widgets on iOS 16, making it easy to share snaps or open a chat with someone you communicate with often. In this post, we'll explain what the new Snapchat widgets are and how to add them to your iPhone's Lock Screen.
If you’re someone who uses Snapchat fairly frequently, Snapchat’s new Lock Screen widgets let you quickly capture snaps and send them to someone or a group with a single tap. There are currently three different types of Snapchat widgets available: Birthday, Camera, and Pin a Friend or Group.
The Birthday Widget lets you see the upcoming birthday of one of your friends on Snapchat. You can add this widget to the widget tray above the clock on the lock screen.
