What This Tool Does
Upload your official Snapchat My Data export to view and search the friends list included in your account data. The tool reads the supported information from your downloaded archive and processes it locally in your browser. No Snapchat login or server upload is required.
How to Use It
1. Request Your Snapchat Data
Visit Snapchat and open Settings, then find My Data or the data download section. In the app, open your profile, go to Settings, and select My Data. Follow the available options to request a copy of your account information.
2. Request the Download
Choose the available data format if Snapchat gives you a format option, submit your request, and confirm it through email if required. Wait for Snapchat to prepare your download. The time required can vary depending on your account and the size of the requested data.
3. Download the ZIP File
When Snapchat provides the download link, save the original .zip archive to your device. Keep it zipped and do not remove or rename the files inside it. The tool needs the relevant friends.json file to be included in the archive.
4. Upload Your Archive
Return to this page and upload the Snapchat My Data ZIP file using the upload area. The tool will locate the supported friends information and process it in your browser.
5. Review Your Friends List
Search usernames, review display names, check the total number of friends found in your export, and download the parsed list as a CSV file if you want an offline copy.
What You'll See
Usernames and Display Names
View the usernames and display names available in the friends.json file included in your Snapchat export.
Search and Filter
Search the parsed list by username or display name to quickly find a specific friend.
Friend Count
See the total number of supported friend records found in your downloaded Snapchat data.
CSV Export
Download the parsed friends list as a CSV file if you want to keep a separate copy for your own records.
Limitations
Snapchat's My Data export provides a snapshot of the friends information included in your archive. It does not necessarily provide separate follower and following lists, so traditional unfollower analysis may not be available.
The results reflect the information Snapchat included when the export was generated. They do not show live changes or identify who may have removed you after the data was created.
Camera roll backups, screenshots, and other unrelated Snapchat files cannot replace the official My Data archive. The tool needs the supported account data from the Snapchat ZIP file.
The tool is designed to analyze your own exported friends information. It cannot access or display another person's private Snapchat connections.
Privacy & Safety
You never need to enter your Snapchat password on this site. The My Data archive is processed directly in your browser, allowing the supported friends information to be analyzed on your device.
Your friends list is not uploaded to our servers for processing. The tool does not connect to your Snapchat account, automate account actions, or require access to your login credentials.
How Snapchat Friend Tracking Works
Snapchat friend tracking on this page uses the information available in your official Snapchat My Data export. After you upload the ZIP file, the tool looks for the supported friend information and organizes it into a searchable list.
Instead of connecting directly to your Snapchat account, the tool works with the data you have already downloaded from Snapchat. This lets you review the available friend information without entering your Snapchat password or giving the site direct access to your account.
What Is Snapchat My Data?
Snapchat My Data is Snapchat's official way to request a copy of information associated with your account. Depending on the information Snapchat makes available, the downloaded archive can contain different types of account data.
For this tool, the most important information is the supported friends data included in your export. The tool reads the relevant data and presents it in a simpler format so you can search and review it more easily.
What's Inside Your Snapchat Friends Export?
Your Snapchat export may contain structured information about your friends, including usernames and display names. When the supported friends.json file is available, the tool extracts the relevant records and organizes them into a readable list.
You can search the available names, check how many supported records were found, and save the parsed information as a CSV file for your own records.
Snapchat Friends vs Followers
Snapchat's friend system is different from platforms that provide separate followers and following lists.
The My Data export used by this tool is primarily a snapshot of the friends information Snapchat provides. Because of this, the results should not automatically be treated as a complete follower list, following list, or historical unfollower report.
The tool shows the supported friend information that Snapchat includes in your exported data.
Can You Find Snapchat Unfollowers?
A single Snapchat My Data export does not normally provide a complete history of people who removed you.
The export represents the friend information available when Snapchat generated the file. If someone removes you after that export was created, the existing ZIP will not automatically update.
If you want to compare changes over time, you can keep exports from different dates and compare the friend information between them.
Current Snapchat Snapshot vs Historical Changes
Current Snapshot
Your uploaded ZIP represents the supported friend information available when Snapchat generated your My Data archive.
New Changes
Changes made to your Snapchat account after the export was created will not appear in that existing file.
Historical Comparison
Keeping multiple exports from different dates can help you identify differences between snapshots. An older archive can be compared with a newer archive to see how the available friend information changed.
Why Use a Snapchat Data Export?
Using your own Snapchat data export means you do not need to provide your account credentials to another website.
You request the information directly from Snapchat, download the archive to your device, and then use the file with this tool. This gives you control over which data you choose to analyze while avoiding the need for a third party Snapchat login.
Why Keep the Original ZIP File?
The original Snapchat ZIP can contain multiple files and folders that make up your exported account data. The tool looks for supported information inside that archive rather than relying on screenshots or manually copied usernames.
Keeping the original ZIP intact also helps the tool locate the expected data files, including friends.json when it is included in your export.
Why Is friends.json Important?
The friends.json file contains structured friend information that can be used by the tool when it is included in your Snapchat export.
Instead of manually opening the JSON file and searching through its contents, the tool extracts the supported records and presents them as a searchable friends list.
If the expected file is not included in your archive, the tool may not be able to produce the expected results.
Common Snapchat Export Problems
Friends List Is Empty
Your downloaded archive may not contain the expected friend information. Make sure you are using the official Snapchat My Data ZIP and consider requesting a fresh export.
friends.json Is Missing
The required file may not have been included in the archive Snapchat generated. Requesting another data export may provide the supported information required by the tool.
ZIP File Is Not Accepted
Upload the original ZIP provided by Snapchat. Screenshots, camera roll folders, or manually created archives cannot replace the required export.
Results Look Outdated
The results come from the date your Snapchat export was generated. If you need a newer snapshot, request a fresh My Data archive.
Some Friends Are Missing
The tool can only display information that Snapchat includes in the downloaded export. It cannot recreate records that are not present in the source data.
How Accurate Are the Results?
The tool displays the supported friend records found in your Snapchat data export. It does not estimate missing accounts or create information that is not included in the archive.
The accuracy and completeness of the results therefore depend on the information Snapchat provides in your My Data download. If the required friend information is included, the tool can organize those records into a searchable list.
What This Tool Cannot Do
This tool cannot provide a live connection to Snapchat or continuously monitor changes to your friends list.
It cannot recover a complete history of people who removed you from one current export, access another person's private friends list, or retrieve information that Snapchat does not include in your downloaded data.
The tool also does not automatically add, remove, or modify Snapchat friends.
Who Is This Tool For?
Snapchat Users
Review the friends information included in your own Snapchat My Data export.
Account Owners
Search and organize the friend records available in your downloaded account archive.
Privacy Conscious Users
Analyze your own Snapchat data without entering your Snapchat password on the site.
Data Reviewers
Keep and review snapshots of your exported friend information from different dates.
Search and CSV Export
Once your Snapchat archive has been processed, you can search the available records by username or display name.
The CSV export option lets you save the parsed list as a separate file for offline review. This can be useful when you want to keep your own copy of the information contained in your Snapchat export.
How to Track Friend Changes Over Time
If you want to monitor changes to your Snapchat friends list, keep copies of your My Data exports from different dates.
An older export gives you one snapshot, while a newer export gives you another. Comparing those datasets can help you identify differences between the two dates.
A single export cannot provide a complete historical record because it only represents the information available when Snapchat generated that archive.
Snapchat My Data on Mobile and Desktop
You can request your Snapchat My Data archive from a supported device and then use the downloaded ZIP with this tool.
Once you have the archive, the analysis can be performed in your browser without installing a separate application or connecting your Snapchat account to the site.
The exact steps for requesting your data may vary between the Snapchat app and website as Snapchat updates its interface.
Local Browser Processing
The tool is designed to process your Snapchat export directly in your browser. After you select the ZIP file, the supported information is read and organized on your device.
This means you can review the friend information from your own export without entering your Snapchat password or establishing a direct connection between this site and your Snapchat account.
Your Snapchat Data Stays Under Your Control
You download your account archive directly from Snapchat and choose when to analyze it. The tool does not require your Snapchat login credentials to process the supported friend information.
Only use a Snapchat export that belongs to you, and avoid sharing your downloaded archive with websites or people you do not trust.
Tips for Getting Better Results
Use the original Snapchat My Data ZIP whenever possible.
Keep the archive intact instead of extracting or rearranging its files. Make sure the supported friend information is included before uploading.
If you want to monitor changes over time, save your older exports rather than replacing them with newer downloads. You can then compare information from different dates.
Use the username and display name search options to quickly find specific records, and export the results to CSV when you want a separate copy.
Snapchat Friend List Explained
Your Snapchat friends list represents the friend information available in your account data at the time the export was generated.
This is different from a live account connection. The list does not automatically change when you add or remove friends after downloading the archive.
For that reason, think of the downloaded file as a snapshot of your account data rather than a continuously updated friend tracker.
Data Export vs Direct Account Access
Data Export
You download your information from Snapchat and provide the resulting archive to the tool. The analysis is based only on the information contained in that file.
Direct Account Access
A third party service may ask you to connect your account or provide login credentials to access account information.
This tool uses the data export approach, so there is no need to provide your Snapchat password or establish direct account access.
Before You Upload Your Snapchat ZIP
Make sure you have the official Snapchat My Data ZIP with the original ZIP structure intact, the supported friends information present, and the relevant friends.json file included in the archive. Only upload your own account export.
Avoid uploading screenshots, camera roll backups, manually created ZIP files, or data belonging to someone else.
Frequently Asked Questions
01Why doesn't this show who unfollowed me on Snapchat?
Snapchat's export typically includes your current friends, not a full follow-history log. This tool shows what Snapchat actually ships in `friends.json`.
02Can I request My Data from my phone?
Yes. The in-app path under Privacy Control works, or use accounts.snapchat.com on desktop.
03Is it safe to upload my Snapchat export?
The file never leaves your device. Parsing runs entirely in your browser tab.
04What File Do I Need to Upload?
You need the original Snapchat My Data ZIP file provided by Snapchat. The archive should contain the supported friends data, including the relevant friends.json file. Do not upload screenshots, camera roll files, or a custom archive containing only selected files.
05Can I See My Snapchat Friends' Usernames?
Yes, If the relevant information is included in your My Data export, the tool can display the usernames and display names found in the supported friends data.
06Does This Show My Live Snapchat Friend Count?
No, The friend count comes from the Snapchat data export you upload. It represents the information available when Snapchat generated the archive and does not update automatically when your friends list changes.
07Can I See Who Removed Me on Snapchat?
A single My Data export generally provides a snapshot of your current friends information rather than a complete history of changes. To identify changes over time, you would need older and newer exports that can be compared.
08Why Can't I See My Following or Followers?
Snapchat's My Data export does not necessarily provide separate follower and following lists like some other social platforms. The tool works with the friend information that Snapchat includes in your downloaded archive.
09Can I Use an Old Snapchat Data Export?
Yes, as long as the archive contains the supported friends data. However, an older export only represents the information available when it was generated. Request a new My Data export when you need a more recent snapshot.
10Can I Use This to Check Someone Else's Friends?
No, The tool is designed to analyze your own Snapchat My Data export. It cannot access another person's private friends list, account information, or connections.
11Can I Download My Snapchat Friends List?
Yes, After the supported data is parsed, you can download the available friends list as a CSV file for your own records or offline review.