Snap BSF List Planets – Understand Snapchat’s Best Friends List

Snapchat is no longer just a messaging app, it’s a social ecosystem where friendships are not just felt but visualized. One of the coolest features available to Snapchat+ subscribers is the Snap BSF List Planets also known as Snapchat Best Friends List of Planets, a fun, interactive way to represent your best friends as planets orbiting your Sun like profile. It’s visual, engaging, and tells you who really matters in your Snap world.

In this article, we will explore how the Snap planets are chosen and how you can become someone’s Mercury Snapchat Planet and what they mean.

The Slang Term BSF stands for Best Friends, and your Snap BSF List Planets is a visual extension of your most interacted with Snapchat friends.
Snapchat figures out your top 8 friends by looking at how often you Snap, chat, and stay in touch. With the Snap BSF List Planets feature, those close friends are turned into planets orbiting around you because in your Snapchat universe, you’re the Sun. The more you connect with someone, the closer their planet appears to you.

Planet Snapchat is an exclusive Snapchat+ feature that transforms your top eight friends into planets orbiting around your profile (Snapchat Sun). Each friend’s position in this solar system depends on how frequently and closely you interact. Which planet will be the closer to the Sun (you) stronger will be your Snapchat bond.

Here is a tale like our real solar system this table of planters is in the same order:

Planet	Rank	Visual Cues	Friendship Meaning
Mercury	#1	Red with 4 Snapchat hearts	Your Ultimate Best Friend
Venus	#2	Multi color hearts	Second Closest Friend
Earth	#3	Moon & stars	Strong Friendship
Mars	#4	Blue/purple hearts	Good Friend
Jupiter	#5	Orange red	Casual Friend
Saturn	#6	Gold rings	Occasional Chat Buddy
Uranus	#7	Green, no hearts	Acquaintance
Neptune	#8	Blue, distant	Minimal Interaction

How close you are with someone on snapchat each planet shows. If you snap a lot, they show up closer to you. It’s basically Snapchat’s way of saying, “Hey, you two talk a lot.”

Check out this link to know which planet each Friendmoji represents.

Snapchat uses several interaction signals to decide which friends become which planets. These include:

The more meaningful your connection, the closer your friend’s planet will appear in your solar system.

Snapchat Planets are only available to Snapchat+ users. Snapchat Plus is a paid subscription that unlocks exclusive features and tools to personalize your Snap experience.

1. Snapchat+ Subscription Includes:
   • Snap BSF List Planets
   • Snapchat Story rewatch count
   • Bitmoji background styles
   • Custom icons and Snapchat Emojis
   • Experimental features
2. Pricing:
   • $3.99/month or
   • $39.99/year (save with annual)

Here’s how you can check what planet you are in someone else’s solar system:

Best Friends Badge – This means you both have each other in your top 8 friends.

Snap Planets – You’re in their snapchat best friends list order 1-8, but they don’t appear in yours.

By default, the Snapchat BSF List feature is disabled for new Plus users. You can switch the feature on or off anytime with just a few taps:

1. To Enable:
   • Tap your Snap Bitmoji to open your profile
   • Tap the “Snapchat+” banner
   • Toggle on “Solar System”
2. To Disable:
   • Repeat the steps above
   • Toggle off the “Solar System” option

Try these proven tactics:

Daily interaction and genuine connection are the keys to moving up the Snap planet list.

Unfortunately, no. This feature is locked behind the Snapchat Plus paywall. Non subscribers won’t see planets or friend rankings visually.
However, consistent Snap activity (like long streaks and fast replies) can give you clues about your standing.

Snapchat introduced this feature to:

Feature	Regular BSF List	Snap BSF List Planets
Format	List	Interactive Planets
Visibility	Private	Snapchat+ Only
Engagement Level	Low	High
Fun Factor	Basic	Very High

Snap Planets make it more exciting to see who you’re really connecting with visually and emotionally.

Yes. Snapchat has taken care to protect users, especially teens: