Follow the Complete Guide to Slow Down a Video on Snapchat

Open the Snapchat app, and tap on the Gallery button under or next to the Capture icon. You can choose to add your video to Snapchat from Snaps, Stories, My Eyes Only, and Camera Roll. Go to the specific tab according to your need, and then load the video you want to slow down.

Once your video is opened in full screen, you can tap the 3-dots icon in the upper-right corner. That will arise several options on the bottom part of the screen.

Tap on the Edit Snap option to access various video editing options. By doing so, you can put your video in editing mode. Here you can swipe from right to left to change filters. Just keep swiping until you see a snail icon appears at the center of the screen. This snail icon represents that you have applied a slow-motion effect to your video. You can play it to view the video running on slo-mo.

On the right side of the phone screen, you can get other commonly-used editing features, such as text, crop, trim, insert, and more. You can do further editing if you need. After that, you can tap on the Send button or Export to button to share or save this created slow-motion video.

Double-click on the download button above and follow the instructions to free install this Snapchat video speed changer on your computer. Open it, click on the Toolbox tab, and then scroll down to find the Video Speed Controller tool. You can click to open it.

When you enter Video Speed Controller, click on the + icon in the central part to browse and import your video file.

A built-in media player will automatically play your added video. This video speed changer gives you ten options to freely speed up or slow down a video. During this step, you can select 0.125X, 0.25X, 0.5X, or 0.75X to make your video play at a slower speed. You are allowed to directly preview the speed changes.

When you change your video to a suitable speed, you can simply click on the Export button to save it on your device. Before you export the video, you can rename it, choose a destination file folder, and adjust various video and audio settings. After you slow down a video, you can easily add it to the Snapchat app for sharing or sending.