Introduction
Taking a screenshot on your iPhone is simple, but the method depends on your model. Whether you have Face ID or Touch ID, you’ll learn all the ways to snap your screen. We’ll also show how to edit and find screenshots afterward.
1. For iPhones with Face ID
Why it matters:
Face ID models don’t have a Home button.
Steps:
- Press Side button + Volume Up simultaneously.
- Release quickly.
- A thumbnail appears—tap to edit or swipe left to dismiss.
2. For iPhones with Touch ID
Why it matters:
Older models use the Home button method.
Steps:
- Press Home button + Side (or Top) button together.
- Release both.
- A screenshot thumbnail appears.
3. Use AssistiveTouch
Why it matters:
Useful if your physical buttons don’t work.
Steps:
- Go to Settings > Accessibility > Touch > AssistiveTouch.
- Turn it on.
- Tap the AssistiveTouch button > Device > More > Screenshot.
4. Find Your Screenshots
Why it matters:
All screenshots are auto-saved.
Steps:
- Open the Photos app.
- Go to Albums > Screenshots.
Final Thoughts
No matter your iPhone model, taking a screenshot is fast and easy. Whether you use buttons or on-screen tools, now you can save and share anything you see.