Make a Lens where snowflakes fall on you
One Lens, start to finish. You describe it, Easy Lens builds it, you refine it, then you publish it.
Sign in with your Snapchat account. On the web that is easylens.snapchat.com. On a phone, use the Easy Lens app.
In the chat, describe the Lens in one sentence: "Make snowflakes fall on me."
Easy Lens plans the Lens, picks the blocks it needs, generates the assets, writes the code and shows you a live preview. Falling snow is the work of the 3D Falling Objects block, which drops objects from above so they fall past the camera.
Watch the preview. If the snow is too small or too fast, send a follow-up prompt such as "Make the snowflakes bigger and slower."
To move something by hand instead of by prompt, use Visual Edits. You drag, resize and reposition elements directly on the preview.
When you like it, tap Publish. Easy Lens generates an icon and a name for the Lens, and you can change those and the description.
Submit. The Lens goes through Snap's review, then it is live on Snapchat.
You have a Lens that drops snow past the camera, and a Snapcode, a link and in-app sharing to send it with.
