How to take screenshot in iphone 14 plus

An essential feature of modern mobile phones and tablets is the ability to take screenshots, or capture an image of what is currently displayed on the screen of your Apple iPhone 14 Plus. While there are apps that can perform this function, you don't need to install any additional apps as it is already included in the iOS 16 operating system. When you take a screenshot, you can save a WhatsApp conversation, Tinder message, Instagram story, Facebook photo, or video frame in the memory of your Apple device. On the contrary, if you want to record a video of what is shown on the screen of your Apple iPhone 14 Plus, for example to record a video call, a story or a web page or piece of an internet video, you can follow the next tutorial: Table of Contents: • • • • 3- Third step: The captured image will be minimized and will appear in the lower part of the screen on the left of the iPhone 14 Plus for a few seconds. If you want to edit or share the capture immediately, click on the thumbnail before it disappears. If you don't want to use the screenshot at this time, you can ignore the thumbnail and continue using the device, taking more screenshots if desired. 4- Fourth step: If you have clicked on the thumbnail, the screenshot editor will open, allowing you to edit the screenshot. You can cut it, draw on it, erase parts, add arrows, circles, comment bubbles, use the magnifying glass, add text, or add a signature. These tools can be very useful for highlighting important informati...

• Edit or share screenshots immediately Take a screenshot Press the Volume up and  Side buttons simultaneously. Note: To access screenshots, from the home screen, select the  Photos app> Albums > Recents.   Edit or share screenshots immediately Immediately after taking a screenshot, a notification will appear at the bottom of the screen. Select the screenshot notification then select the desired option:  • SHARE A SCREENSHOT: Select the  Share icon, then follow the prompts to share. • CROP A SCREENSHOT: Select and drag the crop corners to crop the image as desired. • DELETE A SCREENSHOT: Select the  Delete icon. Note: When finished, select Done then select the desired save location.

Your iPhone includes an accessibility feature called AssistiveTouch that makes it easy to simulate physical gestures and button presses with an onscreen menu. It also lets you trigger a screenshot in several different ways. To enable AssistiveTouch, first, open Settings on your iPhone. In Settings, tap “Accessibility” and then “Touch.” In Touch, tap AssistiveTouch, and then turn “AssistiveTouch” on. With AssistiveTouch active, you’ll immediately see a special AssistiveTouch button appear near the edge of your screen (It looks like a circle inside a rounded square.). This button will always remain on the screen, and you can move it around by dragging it with your finger. While you’re in AssistiveTouch settings, you can experiment with one way to trigger a screenshot using Assistive Touch. Scroll down the page and locate the “Custom Actions” section. Here, you can choose what happens if you single-tap, double-tap, long-press, or 3D-touch (depending on your iPhone model) the onscreen AssistiveTouch button.