- On the App Store and Google Play
- Nothing leaves your phone
- Every Snapchat fact sourced
- Made in Belgium by Orange Bleu
Why it's harder than it should be
Your Memories are yours. Getting them out of Snapchat is the hard part.
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A ZIP of numbered files
Asking Snapchat for your data is your right, and it's free. What arrives is thousands of files named like a3f1-9c2e-main.mp4, split across several downloads.
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Every date, gone
Copy those files to your phone and your gallery files ten years of summers under the day you downloaded them. Captions and stickers come out as separate files.
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Archived from January 2027
Snapchat has confirmed it won't delete your Memories. But from January 2027, those over a year old that aren't among your oldest 5 GB will be archived — thumbnails you can only open with a paid storage plan.
Read exactly what Snap said →
Before / after
What Snapchat gives you. What you get back.
Snapchat hands you a chaos of numbered files. Still Mine turns it back into your life — every snap dated, captioned and in order, from your very first Memory to last week.
Before what Snapchat gives you
After your gallery in Still Mine
Summer 2019 — 214 memories
New Year's Eve 2021 — 38 memories
June 2022 — 96 memories
Three steps, one afternoon
From a locked-up archive to your own gallery.
Request your export in Snapchat
In Snapchat: Settings → My Data → export your Memories. It's free, it's your right, and Snap emails you the download — often within hours, up to 7 days for big accounts.
The full walkthrough, screen by screen →Open it in Still Mine
Pick the ZIP exactly as Snapchat sent it — no unzipping, several parts welcome. The app rebuilds your archive on your phone, without a single file leaving it.
Look for free. Keep for €4.99.
Browse every year for free, as long as you like. To save everything to your gallery with its real dates: €4.99, once.
What you get back
Every Memory, rebuilt the way it happened.
Everything below is in the app today — free to see, €4.99 once to save it all to your gallery.
Your Roll
Ten years, in order
Your whole archive as a real timeline, year by year — from your first snap to last week.
Dates & places
The real date, written back
Each photo and video gets its original date and location written into the file itself, so Google Photos sorts it where it belongs.
Captions
Captions and stickers kept
The text and stickers you added go back on the photo, instead of sitting in a separate file.
Big exports
Multi-GB, multi-part
Huge archives, and exports split into several ZIPs, open as one.
Clean-up
Duplicates cleared
Exact duplicates are removed before anything reaches your gallery.
Your gallery
Saved in a Still Mine album
Full resolution, in your phone's gallery, in an album of its own. Yours — no account, no cloud, no expiry date.
Your files, handled with care
These are your most personal files. So they never leave your phone.
Nothing is uploaded
Your export is opened and sorted on your own device. There is no upload step, because there is nowhere for it to go.
No copy to delete
Most services promise to wipe your archive afterwards. We can't wipe ours — we never have one.
Never seen by anyone
Not us, not ads, not AI training. Nobody can look at files that never left your hand — including us.
Built by Orange Bleu, a software studio in Belgium.
Real people, real address.
The anti–memory tax
We don't do subscriptions. That's the whole point.
Your past shouldn't come with a monthly bill. Pay once, own it forever — or pay nothing and just look.
Honest answers
Questions people actually ask.
Do you need my Snapchat password?
No — never. You request your export yourself, inside Snapchat; Snap emails you the file; you open it in Still Mine. The app never connects to your Snapchat account, so there is nothing for Snapchat to flag and no risk to your account.
Do my photos leave my phone?
No. Your export is opened and sorted on your own device: no upload, no copy on a server, nothing for us to delete afterwards. Never used for ads or AI training — nobody can look at files that never left your hand, including us.
How long does it take?
Requesting your export takes about two minutes. Snap says it aims to deliver within 7 days; smaller archives often arrive within hours. Once you have the ZIP, Still Mine builds your gallery in minutes. Saving thousands of Memories to your gallery can take longer — the app tells you how long, and lets you know when it's done.
Is it really free to look?
Yes. Opening your archive and browsing every year costs nothing — no account, no card. You pay €4.99 once per archive, and only if you want every Memory saved to your gallery at full resolution with its real date. No subscription, nothing else to buy.
Is Snapchat going to delete my Memories?
No. Snap's help centre now says it will not delete Memories because you don't upgrade. From January 2027, Memories over a year old that aren't among your oldest 5 GB will be archived: still stored and shown as thumbnails, but you'll need a storage plan to open, edit or share them — or a copy of your own. Snap says it will warn you in the app before anything changes.
Does it work with a huge export?
Yes. Multi-gigabyte archives, and exports Snapchat splits into several ZIPs, are what it's built for. Nothing is uploaded, so there's no transfer to fail halfway.
I'm on iPhone. Can I use it?
Yes — Still Mine is on the App Store. Request your Snapchat export first: it's the slow part, and Snap says it can take up to 7 days.
What's your refund policy?
Simple: if your export fails or isn't what you expected, email us within 14 days and we'll refund the €4.99 in full. It's a one-time purchase — there's no subscription to cancel, because there's no subscription.













