🎮 The Snap Multiplayer Game Challenge is ON! Build a game using Multiplayer Matchmaking in @LensStudioDev 5.24 and compete for up to $2,500 🏆
Choose your challenge:
➡️ Winner Takes All!
➡️ Teamwork Makes the Dream Work!
📅 Submit your Lens by Oct 12
Details & registration 🔗 https://t.co/KnIZ0XPuJU
⚽ Every fan re‑coaches a goal in their head.
I built a way to actually watch the alternate ending, in photoreal, on my kitchen table.
A real World Cup phase. I move one defender, and Senegal's goal comes back offside.
Built with Snap @specs + @LensStudioDev, using CLAD to move fast.
Making Lens Studio compatible with Cardboard VR 🥽
I made a horizontal stereoscopic renderer, you can tweak the barrel distortion, FOV and IPD to match with your model
Now in the Lens Studio Asset Library! Example scene files: https://t.co/5SKAuzlsl7
@LensStudioDev
@Snap CTO Bobby Murphy took the stage at AWE to discuss building for the newly announced SPECS AR glasses.
Joined by guests from Mapbox and Snap Product teams, he detailed how their software platform turns spatial concepts into real-world experiences.
#AWE2026
When the tools you need don’t exist yet, you build them. @SteveJabs ran into a bottleneck with complex UI workflows, so he spent a week hacking together LensDesigner. By connecting directly to Lens Studio projects for a live preview pipeline, this tool is transforming minutes of iteration into seconds.
I’m still not quite ready to share the full AR project I’ve been building for @Snapchat + @Spectacles — but I can finally show off one of the internal tools that came out of it.
One of the biggest bottlenecks I kept hitting was UI creation inside Lens Studio. Building complex interactive views was slow, tedious, and honestly painful to iterate on. Even trying to brute force it with AI tools like Claude wasn’t getting me where I wanted.
So after a week of hacking on the problem, I built my own solution: LensDesigner.
LensDesigner is a full WYSIWYG editor for building interactive scene UI for Lens Studio projects.
It connects directly to an existing Lens Studio project (or sandbox project), gives you a live preview pipeline, and lets you rapidly design and iterate on custom AR views in minutes instead of hours.
There’s still a long roadmap ahead before it supports everything I want, but even in its current state it already removed one of the biggest roadblocks I had.
Sitan’s Lock Code Lens has generated BILLIONS of views 🤯
We sat down with her for our latest Why My Lens Blew Up episode to talk viral Lens design, creative experimentation, and how she got started building on Snapchat.
Tonight’s Met Gala dress code: “fashion is art” 🖼️
Bring that theme to life with a timely AI Clips creation to make your Lens a part of this cultural moment.
Made in Lens Studio with AI Clips. Prompt
Not millions. HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS 🚀
From a blank canvas in Lens Studio to 9️⃣ figures on Snapchat—and still climbing.
What’s the next Lens to blow up?