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The 2019 Snapchat notification chime, a short alert tone for a new snap or message. Creators use it to fake a phone alert or punctuate a funny reveal.

The Snapchat notification sound is a brief, bright electronic chime lasting just over three seconds, designed to cut through background noise and instantly signal that a new snap or chat has arrived. It opens with a quick, upbeat tone and finishes with a light, playful ping that feels familiar to anyone who has used the app. In a video, that instant recognition does most of the work: viewers instinctively glance at an imaginary phone, expect a message, and lean into whatever joke, reveal or reaction follows. It adds a sense of immediacy and real-life interruption without needing any explanation.

This clip is labelled as Snapchat's new notification sound from 2019, the alert users heard when a snap or chat arrived in the app. As short notification tones became popular for edits, it was shared widely on soundboard sites and reused in short videos, memes and streams where a phone alert needed to sound authentic. Its appeal has lasted because the tone is instantly recognisable even to people who no longer use Snapchat daily, making it a quick shorthand for a message, a reply or an unexpected interruption.

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What is the Snapchat notification sound?

The Snapchat notification sound is the short electronic chime the app plays when a new snap or chat arrives. This version is the 2019 notification tone, lasting about three seconds and designed to be bright, quick and easy to notice.

Why do creators use this sound in videos?

Creators use it because viewers instantly recognise it as a phone notification, so it can fake a message arriving, interrupt a scene or set up a reveal without any explanation. The familiar tone makes the joke or surprise land faster.

How long is the Snapchat notification sound?

This clip lasts just over three seconds, at 3.024 seconds. That short length makes it easy to drop into an edit on a single cut without trimming or looping it.