Summary
To take a screenshot on an Android device, you must press the Volume down and power button simultaneously for a second or two.
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On most Android devices, a floating toolbar will show up at the bottom from where you can quickly edit the screenshot, share it, or delete it.
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Some Android phones require a quick press, while others you'll need to hold the volume down and power buttons in for a brief second.
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Older phones with a physical home button on the front may require you to press the Power and Home buttons together.
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If your phone has Google Assistant, you can use a voice command to ask it to take a screenshot for you.
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Summary
• To take a screenshot on Android, you can press the Volume down and power button simultaneously for a second or two and a screenshot will be taken.
• On most Android devices, a floating toolbar will show up at the bottom from where you can quickly edit the screenshot, share it, or delete it.
• On recent versions of Samsung, OnePlus, Pixel and other Android phones, you also have the option of taking a long or scrolling screenshot when you try to capture a long list or a webpage.
• To take a scrolling screenshot, you'll first have to take a regular screenshot. Then, tap the scrolling screenshot button from the floating toolbar that shows up at the bottom.
• Apart from the physical shortcut, almost all Android devices also offer a gesture to take a screenshot quickly. This gesture varies depending on the manufacturer of your device, as Google itself has not added such a universal gesture to Android.
• You can enable/disable this gesture on your Samsung Galaxy device by going to Settings > Advanced features > Motions and gestures > Palm swipe to capture.
• Xiaomi offers a handy three-finger gesture to take a screenshot in MIUI quickly. The same gesture is also available on Poco phones since they run on MIUI.
How to take a screenshot on most Android phones
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Summary
To take a screenshot on an Android phone or tablet, you'll need to briefly hold down the volume down and power buttons. The screen will flash, and you'll see a thumbnail of your screenshot show up along the bottom of your screen. Some Android phones require a quick press, while others you'll need to hold the volume down and power buttons in for a brief second. Getting the timing down can be tricky at first, but with some practice you'll be able to take a screenshot with ease.
Every way you can take a screenshot on your Android phone or tablet - CNET
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Summary
To take a screenshot on an Android phone, you must first press the Power and Volume Down buttons simultaneously. Older phones with a physical home button on the front may require you to press the Power and Home buttons together. If your phone has Google Assistant, you can use a voice command to ask it to take a screenshot for you.
Hey Google, How Do I Take a Screenshot on an Android Device? | PCMag
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• To take a screenshot on an Android phone, press and hold the power button and the volume down button at the same time.
• On Android 12 and later, a small version of the screenshot will appear in the bottom left corner of the screen.
• You can also tap on the screenshot to get more options.
• To take a scrolling screenshot, press and hold the power button and the volume down button at the same time and then press and hold the home button.
How to take screenshots on your Android phone - The Verge
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• If you have a shiny new phone with Ice Cream Sandwich or above, screenshots are built right into your phone! Just press the Volume Down and Power buttons at the same time, hold them for a second, and your phone will take a screenshot. It'll show up in your Gallery app for you to share with whomever you wish!
• Unfortunately, Android 2.3 and below doesn't have screenshotting built-in. However, some devices (like many Samsung phones) do have these features, but it varies from phone to phone. for example, on many Samsung phones, you can press the Home and Power buttons at the same time to take a screenshot. Google around to see if your own phone has a built-in shortcut.
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• If your phone doesn't have a shortcut built-in, you'll need to use an app like No Root Screenshot It . You'll need to install it on your phone and install its free companion app on your computer, which will enable screenshots. You'll have to plug your phone back into your computer
How to Take a Screenshot on Android
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Summary
There are several ways to take screenshots on Android, some of which are specific to certain devices or operating systems. The most common way to take a screenshot is by pressing and holding the power button and the volume down button at the same time. There is also a shortcut on the power menu if you find this more convenient. Android Pie added a gesture to take a screenshot using just your hand. Third-party apps offer additional features, such as the ability to crop and resize screenshots, add text notes, and record your screen. If you're using an older version of Android, you need to know how to take a screenshot using the operating system. The best way to take a screenshot on a non-rooted device is to use the Android SDK.
The 7 Best Ways to Take Screenshots on Android Phones
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