What is the star on Tinder?

Paid features are constantly increasing on Tinder in order to best optimize your profile. Today, being matched on the dating app is not just limited to having an account on Tinder. The most important thing is to make full use of the features offered by the application. In this text, let's discover together, what is the star on Tinder?

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What does the blue star mean on Tinder?

If you are new to Tinder, you will see blue stars on the application, you are probably wondering what these stars mean. The blue stars are placed in the very center of the application. This often leads users to confusion as most of them think it is a button to like someone. However, it is indeed a paid option on Tinder. Truth be told, the blue star is a super like. This is obtained after subscribing to Tinder Gold, depending on the duration of the subscription. Each super like will offer a profile, a beautiful blue border. This will increase the chances of likes and matches. On the other hand, only five super Likes are authorized per week.

What does the gold star mean?

First, there are two types of stars on Tinder:

  • The blue star, which we spoke of above;
  • Then the gold star.

The gold star or golden star on Tinder is on the bottom menu bar of our screen. This is another feature on the app on Tinder. It allows us to know the profiles who have already liked our profile. In other words, the gold star is a dating index. Of course, this function is still paying. To have this option, you must subscribe to Tinder Gold. This type of subscription will unlock benefits, in other words to connect with more people and be a priority on the application. The subscription price is a little more expensive, but if you want a little help, it's definitely worth it.

In short, stars on Tinder are boosts for the visibility of your Tinder profile. For your information, these are paid features on the application, but give you more chances to be matched.

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