Screen Shots

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iPhone first, keep reading for Android steps.

Certainly! Taking a screenshot on an iPhone is easy. Here’s how:

iPhone with Face ID (e.g., iPhone X and newer): Quickly press and release the side button and the volume up button simultaneously. A thumbnail of the screenshot will appear in the lower-left corner. Tap the thumbnail to view or swipe left to dismiss it

iPhone with Touch ID (e.g., iPhone 8 and older): Quickly press and release the side button and the Home button at the same time. Again, a thumbnail will appear, allowing you to view or dismiss the screenshot.

Full-Page Screenshot (for longer content): To capture an entire webpage or lengthy content, follow the same steps as above. After taking the screenshot, tap the thumbnail, select “Full Page,” and choose to save it as an image or PDF.

Android

Certainly! Taking a screenshot on an Android device is straightforward. Here are the steps:

1. Basic Screenshot (Most Android Devices):
   Open the screen you want to capture.

   • Depending on your phone:

     • Press the Power and Volume Down buttons simultaneously.

     • If that doesn’t work, press and hold the Power button for a few seconds, then tap Screenshot.

     • Some phones have a Screenshot capture option at the top of the screen.

   • A preview of your screenshot will appear at the bottom left.

2. Scrolling Screenshot (Android 12 and up):

   • Open the screen you want to capture.

   • Press the Power and Volume Down buttons together.

   • Tap Capture more at the bottom.

   • Use the crop guidelines to select the content you want to capture.

3. Record Your Screen:

   • Swipe down twice from the top of your screen.

   • Tap Screen record (if not visible, swipe right to find it).

   • Choose what to record and tap Start.

   • You can record audio and show touches on the screen.

4. Find Your Screenshots:

   • Open the Photos app.

   • Look in the Screenshots album or Library > Screenshots.