We’ll be taking a better look at all you need to know about Snapchat’s heart system. Focusing on making sure you and your best friend keep or restore your pink hearts.
What Do the Heart Emojis Mean?
First, while every best friend on Snapchat will have a smiling, blushing emoji, only your top mutual best friend will get a heart emoji. This shows that the person is your shared best friend. Three different levels of friendship are available on Snapchat, and it’s important to look at each of them if we’re going to be able to restore your pink hearts. Here we go.
The Yellow Heart 💛
A yellow heart shows that you are best friends with a person. You send the most snaps to this friend of yours, and they reciprocate. It’s relatively easy to attain.
The Red Heart ❤️
You get the red heart emoji after staying as a number one best friend with someone for two straight weeks. If you’re really good friends with the person, the two weeks should go by before you know it.
The Pink Heart 💕
Getting the pink heart is a different story entirely. It requires you and your best friend to share snaps, videos, and more for two straight months.
How To Maintain Your Pink Heart
Keeping a pink heart emoji on Snapchat takes work on both sides. It’s easy to become normal best friends with someone by sending them images and videos, but it requires effort to acquire those double pink hearts. To avoid mistakenly snapping someone else too much, you’ll need to trust each other to share snaps every day. Even if you repeatedly snap at the other person, they may not put in the same amount of work. That would cause your efforts to count for next to nothing. You’ll also lose your Snapchat hearts if that friend of yours raises their friendship level with someone else too much or vice versa.
How To Get Your Pink Heart Back
It’s possible to permanently remain best friends with someone on Snapchat, but it’s quite a task. It’s far more difficult than keeping a long streak on the app. If you no longer have the necessary conditions for being best friends on the app, the heart next to that person’s name is removed. The good news is that if you or your friend slip up and lose the heart, you can reclaim it. The bad news is that you’ll have to start from the bottom and work your way up. Now that you’re fully caught up with all the terms of the Snapchat friendship system, let’s look at how you can get your pink heart back.
Make Sure You Snap Them More Than Anyone Else
To reclaim your pink badge, you should communicate with them on Snapchat more regularly than with every other friend. Every user has a Snap Score, calculated based on the number of Snaps you’ve received and sent since joining. The more time you spend relating with someone, the higher your friendship score with that person will be.
Send Them Red Snaps and Videos
It’s a good idea to distinguish your Snapchat best friend from everyone you connect with. If you send red snaps and videos to them, the app’s system will notice that you frequently communicate with such a friend. It also recognizes that they receive snaps that you don’t share with other people.
Maintain a Healthy Streak With Them
Maintaining a streak with someone is the best way to become Snapchat BFFs. The system notices this and determines that you are much closer to this user than others. Try as much as possible not to miss a day of conversation with your BFF because it’ll affect the streaks.
Conclusion
Snapchat emojis may be confusing for new users. While emojis are commonly used to express yourself on other social networking sites, they have a particular meaning on Snapchat and convey a different message. You can tell how close you are to Snapchat users based on their Snapchat Emojis. It’s not very usual, but you can change your Snapchat friend emoji. It’s worth noting, however, that this isn’t the same as the one you work hard to get. Keeping track of your Snapchat relationships can be a delight if you’ve worked out what each character represents. A pink heart next to a friend’s name shows that you are very close to them. Snapchat only adds emojis after someone has been your Snapchat Best Friend for at least two months, and while it can be quite a bit of work, it’s all worth it.
