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How to Take Screenshot On iPhone (All Models)

By: Sam Patwegar | Updated: April 18, 2024

The Screenshot feature on iPhone allows you to capture Photos, Payment Receipts, Funny Tweets and information from websites that you consider useful, interesting and worth sharing with others.

Screenshots are also useful in capturing error messages appearing on the screen of iPhone, in order to report errors and seek help in troubleshooting problems on your device.

Since, there are iPhones with and without Home buttons, the actual method or the steps to take screenshots on iPhone vary, depending on the model of iPhone.

Take Screenshots on iPhone

The steps to take Screenshots on iPhone vary, depending on the model of your iPhone. You can find below the steps to take screenshots on different models of iPhone.

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1. Take Screenshot on iPhone 14/13/12/11 and X

If you have newer model of iPhone without a Home Button, you can take screenshots by using Power (Side) and Volume Up buttons.

Press and hold the Power (Side button) and Volume Up buttons at the same time and quickly release them.

iPhone Power, Volume Down, Volume Up Buttons

You will see the screen of iPhone flashing and you will also hear a clicking sound, indicating that the screenshot has been taken.

This will also be confirmed by screenshot thumbnail appearing at the lower-left side of the screen. The screenshot will be saved to the Screenshots Album in the Photos App

2. Take Screenshot on iPhone SE/8/7/6S

All that is required to take a screenshot on these models of iPhone is to press and hold Home and Power (Side) buttons at the same time.

iPhone Buttons

If you pressed the Home & Power buttons at the same time, you will find the screen of your iPhone flashing and the screenshot will be saved to the Photos App.

Note: Power Button is located at right-hand side of iPhone and is also known as Side Button. On iPhone 5 and earlier  models, Power button is located at top-right corner.

3. Take Screenshot on iPhone Without Pressing Any Button

Another way to take screenshots on any model of iPhone is by using the dedicated Screenshot option as available in the AssistiveTouch menu.

1. Go to Settings > Accessibility > Touch > AssistiveTouch .

2. Move the AssistiveTouch Slider to ON position.

Enable AssistiveTouch on iPhone

This will place an AssistiveTouch Icon on the screen of your iPhone, which provides access to Screenshot option in the AssistiveTouch Menu.

3. To take a Screenshot, tap on the AssistiveTouch Icon.

Assistive Touch Button on iPhone Home Screen

4. In Assistive Touch Menu, tap on the Device option.

Device Option in iPhone Assistive Touch Menu

5. In the Device menu, tap on the More option.

More Option in iPhone Assistive Touch Menu

6. Next, tap on the Screenshot option to take a screenshot of the screen.

Screenshot Option in Assistive Touch Menu on iPhone

You will immediately see the screen of iPhone flashing and will also hear a “Shutter” sound, indicating that you have successfully taken a screenshot.

4. How to View Screenshots on iPhone?

By default, the Screenshots that you take on iPhone are saved to the “Screenshots” Album in the Photos App.

To view Screenshots, open the Photos App > tap on Albums tab in bottom-menu and open Screenshots album by tapping on it.

Screenshots Album on iPhone

In Screenshots Folder, you will find all the screenshots that were taken on your device.

5. How to Share Screenshots on iPhone

Open Photos App > tap on Albums tab in bottom-menu > open Screenshots album > select the screenshot that you want to Share and tap on the Share Icon located at bottom-left corner.

Share Option in Photos App on iPhone

On the next pop-up that appears, select the App that you want to use for sharing the screenshot with others.

Share Screenshot using AirDrop and other Apps on iPhone

On the next screen, type the name of the Contact that you want to send the screenshot to and tap on the Send option.

Sam Patwegar

10+ years experience in writing fluff-free troubleshooting guides with just the right and required amount of related information. Equally capable of In-depth technical writing.

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