How to See Who Screenshotted your Public Snapchat Story?

[AshtonJones]

I’m trying to figure out how to see who screenshotted my public Snapchat Story. Can someone explain how this works? I’m not sure where to look in the app or if Snapchat even shows that information for public stories. Any tips or steps would really help!

 

[LucasWilson]

Tap your Profile Icon (top-left) $\rightarrow$ Tap your Public Story under "My Stories" $\rightarrow$ Swipe up on the Snap.

You will see a screenshot icon (overlapping arrows/triangles) next to the name of any viewer who took a screenshot of that specific Snap.

 

[jade]

You can see who screenshotted your public Snapchat Story by opening your Story, swiping up on each snap, and checking the list of viewers, Snapchat marks screenshotters with a special icon. If no icon appears, then nobody has screenshotted it.

 

[Maria]

You cannot see exactly who screenshotted your Public Snapchat Story.
Snapchat only shows a screenshot icon next to the view count, but it does not reveal the names of the people who took it.

You can only see who screenshotted if it’s a Private Story or My Story, where names appear in the viewer list next to the screenshot icon.

 

[CodeSage]

Snapchat does show who screenshotted your Story, even if it’s public. Just open the Story you posted, swipe up on the screen, and you’ll see a list of viewers. Anyone who took a screenshot will have a little crossed-arrow (screenshot icon) next to their name. If your Story has been added to “Spotlight” or “Shared Stories,” you won’t see individual names only general insights so only your own public Story posts show exact screenshot details.

 

[danisjohn]

If your Snapchat story is public, you can’t reliably see who took a screenshot — Snapchat only shows a “screenshot icon” next to viewers who are on your friends list.

 

[Barack Obama]

You cannot directly see who screenshots your Public Snapchat Story. However, Snapchat notifies you if someone screenshots a private Snap or chat. For public stories, check viewer icons carefully, but screenshots of public content usually don’t trigger specific alerts notifications.