How to find the viral crying face filter on TikTok



Did you see thousands of people on TikTok having fun with a filter that turns any happy face into a sad face? Well let us tell you that here we are going to show you how to find it and use it.

Despite what many are saying on the Internet, this effect is not present on TikTok, much less on Instagramsince it is a filter that can only be found on Snapchat.

Under the name of “crying”this fun and eye-catching filter will allow you to put a sad face and on the verge of tears on the face of any person. In addition, it is very simple to use, and all you have to do is record a video or take a photo with the mobile camera.

How to find and use Snapchat crying face filter?

Before we show you the tutorial that will allow you to find this effect, It is essential that you have the Snapchat app installed on your mobile. If you have never downloaded it, you can do it for free from the link that we leave you at the end of this paragraph.



Link | download snapchat

With the app of this popular social network already installed on your mobile, you must follow these steps to be able to find and use the effect in question:

Snapchat crying face effect

  • The first thing you have to do is open the snapchat app from your phone.
  • Click on the little emoji with a smiling face that appears at the bottom right of the screen.
  • Select the effect named “crying”.
  • Position a face on the small lines that appear on the screen, and then take a photo or record a video.
  • Within seconds, Snapchat will apply the filter «crying».

If you don’t find this effect, don’t despair! Here is the link that will take you directly to this filter that you can only find on Snapchat.

Link | snapchat cry filter

Last but not least, if you want to record videos with this effect on Snapchatwe recommend you check the note in which we explain how to save Snapchat videos on your Android mobile.



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