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This wikiHow teaches you how to save content on your iPhone screen. You can use the Home key and the screen lock button (power button) to take a screenshot on most iPhones, however, if you have trouble or the physical keys on your phone are damaged, you can use virtual Home key (AssistiveTouch).
Steps
Use the Home key and the power button
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Find the image, app or website you want to copy. Any content displayed on the screen at the time you perform the operation will be captured.
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Press the Home key and the power button at the same time. The Home key is the circular button located at the bottom of the iPhone screen, while the power button is located on the right (for iPhone 6 and later) or on the top edge of the phone frame (for iPhone 5S and earlier). The screen will flash white quickly.
- You can also hear the camera shutter sound if iPhone is on.
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View your screenshots in the Photos app. Click Photos (the white app with a multicolored pinwheel), click on Albums in the lower right corner of the screen and select Camera Roll or Camera Rpl located at the top, left of the “Albums” page. The screenshot is the first one in the gallery.
- If you enable iCloud Photo Library, All Photos will be the “Camera Rpl” folder.
Use AssistiveTouch
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Open your iPhone’s Settings settings. The app is gray with a gear icon, usually located on the Home screen.
- AssistiveTouch allows you to take screenshots on your iPhone when the physical keys are damaged or hard to press.
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Tap General, located near the bottom of the screen.
- If the iPhone screen size is 4.7 inches then you need to scroll down first.
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Tap Accessibility near the bottom of the screen.
- If the iPhone screen size is 4.7 inches then you need to scroll down first.
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Scroll down and tap AssistiveTouch below the “Interaction” heading.
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Swipe the AssistiveTouch button at the top of the page to the right (the “On” position). The switch will turn green and a small gray square will appear on the right side of the iPhone screen shortly after.
- You can tap and drag this gray square from side to side or up and down on the screen to change its position.
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Find the image, app, or website you want to copy. You can choose any image you find online (in email, photo gallery, home screen, apps, and so on).
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Click the gray square. A gray menu will pop up with options gathered around the center.
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Click the “ Device” item in the upper-right corner of the AssistiveTouch window.
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Click More in the lower-right corner of the AssistiveTouch window.
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Click the “Screenshot” button located to the right of the AssistiveTouch pane. The AssistiveTouch window will temporarily disappear and the content on the screen will be captured.
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View your screenshots in the Photos app. Click Photos (the white app with a multicolored pinwheel), click on Albums in the lower right corner of the screen and select Camera Rpl located on the top left of the “Albums” page. The screenshot is the first one in the gallery.
- If you enable iCloud Photo Library, All Photos will be the “Camera Rpl” folder.
Advice
- You can take screenshots on any iPhone version (except the first).
- The method of taking screenshots described in the article works well on most other iOS devices like iPad and iPod Touch.
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