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5 Tinder Tips to Meet Your Match

The best features to level up your swiping.

Tinder made “swipe right” a cultural phenomenon. Over a decade since its launch, it’s still one of the best ways to meet your match. Try these five features to create new connections in Tinder’s huge community.


Is it a match made in the stars?

1. Find your match with Modes

With Astrology Mode, share your birthday to see how your planetary placements align with others—and to discover why you might click (or clash). Music Mode helps you find matches based on shared music tastes, automatically playing a snippet of your potential match’s chosen song as you view their profile.


Send a Super Like to someone to prioritize your profile on their Likes tab.

2. Give yourself a Boost

You can rocket your profile toward the top of the queue of potential matches with a Boost. Pro tip: Activity in the app spikes on Sunday afternoons, so dive in then for quicker responses, more matches, and the chance to make the most of your time at the top.


Team up with a friend using Tinder’s Double Date feature.

3. Share in the swiping

With the Double Date feature, you and a friend can swipe through profiles of other Tinder users who’ve also partnered up. When one person from each pair swipes right, everyone gets added to a group chat. To try Double Date, tap the icon in the top right corner of the Home feed.


4. Book a destination date with Passport

Whether you’re looking for “the one” or just someone to explore a new city with, Tinder’s Passport feature can help you connect with people all over the world. To use Passport, go to the app’s settings and select Get Passport, then search for a city to start matching with people who live there.


Share what you’re looking for to swipe among like-minded people.

5. Set your intention

Tinder makes it easy to connect with others who share your interests and dating intentions. Browse profiles by categories like “Pet Parents,” “Non-monogamous,” or “Wants Kids.” Certain groups have specific requirements to join—to get into “Serious daters,” for example, your profile will need a bio and at least four photos.