Alright, so let’s talk about this Snoopy Apple Watch face thing. It’s one of those little customizations that just makes my day a bit better, you know?

I’ve had my Apple Watch for a good while. And look, the standard faces are fine. Some are even pretty useful, packed with info. But after a while, you just want something that feels a bit more… you. I was scrolling through the options, and nothing was really grabbing me. Mickey Mouse is there, sure, but it’s not quite my vibe.
The Spark of an Idea
Then it kinda hit me. Snoopy! I grew up with Peanuts. That little beagle, always on his doghouse, lost in his own world, or having adventures with Woodstock. There’s a certain chill, a certain philosophy to Snoopy that I’ve always appreciated. Especially on days when things get a bit too much, a glance at Snoopy just helps, somehow.
So, my mission began. An official Snoopy face? That was my first thought. Seemed logical. I mean, they have other characters. I dove into the Watch app on my iPhone, browsed through everything. Nada. Not a single official Snoopy. Bit of a letdown, I gotta say. You’d think Apple would get on that, Snoopy’s a classic!
Going Down the Rabbit Hole
Okay, plan B. The internet. I started searching around. “Snoopy Apple Watch face.” And wow, a whole world opened up. I saw screenshots and videos of these amazing animated Snoopy faces. Snoopy dancing, Snoopy sleeping, Snoopy typing his novel. I was like, “Yes! That’s what I’m talking about!”
But here’s the thing. Getting those often involves third-party apps. Some of them look pretty cool, like Clockology or Facer. I downloaded a couple to try them out. One was a bit clunky, kept needing to sync, and drained my battery faster than I liked. Another one had the best Snoopy faces locked behind a subscription. Of course, it did. I’m not against paying for good stuff, but sometimes you just want something simple without jumping through too many hoops or committing to another monthly fee.

I spent a good evening fiddling with settings, trying to get custom complications to work, getting slightly frustrated. It felt like I was trying to hack into the Pentagon, not just get a cartoon dog on my watch.
The Simple Solution
Then I remembered something simpler. The ‘Photos’ watch face. Duh. Sometimes the most obvious solution is staring you right in the face. I thought, “Why not just find a great Snoopy image and use that?”
So, back to the internet, but this time searching for the perfect Snoopy wallpaper or image. I wanted something iconic. Snoopy on his doghouse, looking contemplative. Or maybe that happy dance he does. After a bit of scrolling, I found the one. A clean, high-quality image, classic Snoopy vibes.
The process from there was super easy. Saved the image to my iPhone Photos. Opened the Watch app. Went to ‘Face Gallery,’ scrolled down to ‘Photos,’ tapped it, and selected my Snoopy image. Boom. Done.
Living with Snoopy on My Wrist
And there he was. Every time I raise my wrist, Snoopy. It’s not animated like those fancy ones I saw, no. It’s a static image. But you know what? It’s perfect. It’s clean. It’s Snoopy. It makes me smile, genuinely.

I set it up with just the digital time displayed subtly in a corner. I don’t need a ton of complications on this particular face. Sometimes I just want the time and a bit of joy. And Snoopy delivers.
People actually notice it. “Hey, is that Snoopy?” Yeah, it is. It’s a small thing, but it’s a nice little personal touch.
Battery life? Honestly, I haven’t noticed a significant hit. I charge my watch every night anyway, so it’s never been an issue. Maybe if the image was super bright and on all the time, but it’s been fine for me.
So, that’s my little journey to getting Snoopy on my Apple Watch. It wasn’t about finding the most technically advanced face, but about finding something that resonated. And sometimes, the simplest approach is the best. If you’re looking to personalize your watch, and you have a character or an image that means something to you, don’t underestimate the power of that basic Photos face. It works a treat.