This is where your device's built-in Screen Recording tool comes in. Some apps may make it difficult to take screenshots through the normal means. Take a Screenshot From the Screen Recording Tool The image will then be accessible from Apple's Files app. If this does not appear, the image does not work with this feature. To save the full screen, tap the Full Page tab at the top of the image. This will open the device's markup tool and allow you to edit the screengrab. Tap the thumbnail that appears at the bottom of the screen once you capture an image. Your device will also let you take a screenshot of a full web page instead of just what is currently shown on the screen. Swipe up from the bottom corner with the Apple Pencil to capture the image. If you use an Apple Pencil with an iPad, you can take a screen grab with the drawing tool. If you have an iPad with a Home button (older iPad Pro, iPad Air, and iPad mini models, and any iPad model), you press the top button and the Home button at the same time. For newer iPad Pro, iPad Air, and iPad mini models that have no Home button, you press the top button and the volume up or volume down button at the same time. How you take a screenshot on your iPad is similar to process on iPhone. How to Take a Screenshot on iPad Screen capture on iPad with and without a Home button The screenshot will then appear in your camera roll and in the Screenshots album. You will see a "flash" on the screen, and (if your sound is on) you will hear a camera shutter. For the iPhone X, 11, 12, and 13 lines, hold down the side button to the right of the screen and the volume up button at the same time to take a screenshot.įor all older models that still have a physical button on the front of the phone (iPhone 8 and older and the iPhone SE models), you press the Home button and hold down the side button. How you take a screenshot on your iPhone depends on whether you have a Home button or not. How to Take a Screenshot on iPhone Screen capture on iPhone with and without a Home button
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