How to take ss in iphone

Step 1 — Locate the correct buttons: Since there’s no home button on the • The Volume up button is located on the left side. • The Lock button is the large button located on the right side. This configuration might feel foreign at first, but you’ll get used to it. We promise. Brenda Stolyar/Digital Trends Step 2 — Capture the screenshot: Press the Volume Up and Lock buttons simultaneously. The screen will briefly flash and a screenshot thumbnail will appear in the bottom left corner, as shown above. You will also hear a shutter sound if the phone isn’t in silent mode. The thumbnail will eventually disappear after a few seconds and save the screenshot to the Screenshots album in Photos. You can also use a finger to quickly swipe it away. Step 3 — Edit the screenshot: If you don’t dismiss the screenshot thumbnail, tapping it will load Markup mode. Here you can select tools to annotate the screenshot, select the annotation color, erase, add a ruler guide to draw straight lines, crop the image, and so on. Tap the “plus” button at the bottom right to list additional tools like adding text, a signature, use a magnifier, and adjust the opacity. You can add a square, circle, and text bubble as well. Step 4 — Finish editing the screenshot: When you’re finished, tap Done in the upper left corner. A menu slides up from the bottom providing four options: Save to Photos, Save to Files, Delete Screenshot, and Cancel. View and share screenshots If you didn’t initially edit the screenshot...

If you just picked up an How to take a screenshot on iPhone 12 mini, 12, and 12 Pro • From any screen, click in the volume up and the side button (lock button) at the same time. You should see an animation for the screenshot taken. • In the bottom left corner you’ll see a preview —tap it to make edits or tap-and-hold to immediately share the screenshot to an app, AirDrop, or other share. • If you decide to edit or markup your screenshot, you’ll see the below screens. Tap “Done” in the top-right corner and you’ll be given the option to either “Save to Photos” or delete the screenshot(s). How to use screenshot markup on iPhone 12 If you decide to edit or markup your screenshot, you’ll be shown the below screens. From left to right: the screen you want to screenshot, the edit/markup display, and the option to save or delete the screenshots. • • • The tools here are pretty self-explanatory, but here’s a quick primer if you’re unfamiliar: The top shows the undo and redo buttons, while the bottom offers various markup styles and tools, as well as a color picker. If you tap the “+” icon, you’ll also see options for adding text, a signature, a magnifier, opacity, and more. If the page you’re screenshotting supports it (as in this example, I’m screenshotting a page in the Safari app), you’re also able to toggle between “Screen” and “Full Page”. In the case of Safari, this feature allows you to quickly save a screenshot of the entire Safari page —as if you scrolled all the way to th...