Which messaging app uses a white ghost as its logo?

Snapchat uses a white ghost as its logo.

The ghost is called the Ghostface Chillah and is placed on Snapchat’s familiar yellow background. The design reflects the app’s original emphasis on temporary photo and video messages that disappear after being viewed. The ghost therefore became a visual shorthand for fleeting communication and the platform’s playful identity.

Snapchat was created by Evan Spiegel, Bobby Murphy, and Reggie Brown and launched in 2011. The service initially centered on disappearing images, but later expanded to stories, video, messaging, augmented-reality lenses, and news-style content. Its logo is usually shown as a simple white outline or filled ghost with a black border.

The Snapchat ghost should not be confused with the app’s “Snapstreak” fire emoji or its many camera lenses. Those are in-app symbols rather than the company’s primary brand mark. The yellow-and-white combination is strongly associated with Snapchat worldwide.