How to Share Spotify Music on Snapchat

Spotify has launched a new novelty, or rather Snapchat. Well now, it will be very easy to share your favorite music or podcast with your Snapchat friends. The company announced this morning that it will now have support for sharing Spotify songs, playlists, artist profiles, and even podcasts. All through the Snapchat application with your friends or even in your own Stories.

Snapchat thus becomes, along with applications such as WhatsApp, Messenger, Twitter and Instagram, one of the many destinations for Spotify music .

How to share Spotify music on Snapchat?

Using this new feature is very simple, and similar to other sharing options:

• Touch the 3-point sharing menu at the top right of Spotify.
• Click on Snapchat in the drop-down list.
• This will open a new Snap containing the full album art.
• We can edit and send the Snap without problem.

Other Snapchat users will be able to see your Snap and tap on the card to listen to the music or podcast you've shared in a very simple way. And in addition to sharing your music with friends, you'll be getting 203 million people to listen to or meet different groups that have their music on Spotify. Spotify thus becomes one of the 200 applications that have been integrated with the American social network thanks to Snap KitSnap Kit debuted on the platform in June 2018 and has enabled many apps to speed up their integration with the platform.

The expansion of this feature comes at a good time, as there are currently many rivals looking to grow such as Apple Music or Amazon Music that They do not stand out for their ability to integrate with third-party services. Amazon's service benefits from Alexa and Apple's from the iPhone but is not as integrated into people's lives as Spotify. It is like the fight between WhatsApp and Telegram, the first is so standardized that it is almost impossible for the second to take advantage at some point due to the many measures it applies, although in this case the fight is closer and is not as marked as in the case of instant messaging clients.