Heads up, Snapchatters: The self-destructing message app just rolled out an update that lets you rewind Stories and tap into a new feature called World Lenses.

World Lenses are similar to the familiar Selfie Lenses you already know and love that let you add things like butterfly and flower crowns or dog ears to your face. But instead of changing up your mug, World Lenses let you alter the scenery around you.

As TechCrunch reports, just point your phone at the sky, and your phone's rear-facing camera can give the clouds eyes and a mouth that pukes rainbows, for instance.

Meanwhile, the next time Kylie Jenner posts something you absolutely must watch again, just tap on the left side of the screen to rewind a snap to the beginning. The feature is a rip-off of the same feature in Instagram Stories, but given that Instagram stole the concept of Stories from Snapchat, it seems fair, right?

You can also now press and hold a Snap to send it to a friend.

That's all for this update, but Snapchat has even more goodies coming. The company is gearing up to launch its first hardware product, a pair of smart glasses that record 10-second bursts of video with just a tap, much like the company's ephemeral app. The Spectacles arrive this fall in black, teal, or coral for $130. They'll sync with your device so you can share moments quickly on Snapchat.