How to take a screen shot on iPhone and iPad

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Screen recording is often useful if you want to record something for later, show someone what is happening on the screen at that moment, or create a tutorial.

While there are a lot of software and apps that can be used to afghanistan whatsapp list screens, many people forget that the iPhone and iPad have a built-in screen recording option that came with iOS 11. Not only can you record everything on the screen, but you can also record audio via the microphone, which is a great addition.

How to record a screen on iPhone and iPad?
go to Settings – Control Center – Customize Controls – click on the green + icon next to Screen Recording
pull down Control Center (if iPhone doesn't have a Home button, drag from top to bottom, and if iPhone has a Home button, drag from bottom to top)
Click on the screen recording icon to start recording and hold it down to turn the microphone on or off.
Clicking on the red indicator located in the upper left corner of the iPhone or the upper right corner of the iPad stops recording.
If you left the original settings or chose the option to save the recording to Photos , you will find it there.
It is important to note that after you press the screen capture option, you will be given an additional 3 seconds before the recording begins so that you can possibly prepare further. The icon will turn red when the recording begins.

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When you want to finish recording and save the recording, look for the pill-shaped icon located in the upper left corner of newer iPhone models and the upper right corner of iPads.

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After clicking the icon, click Stop to stop recording or Cancel if you change your mind and want to continue recording. You can click the notification (banner) at the top of the screen to go to Photos and see what you recorded.

If you want to turn the microphone on or off while recording, long press the recording icon. Long pressing the icon will also show sharing options (e.g. via Messenger or Zoom), but be aware that these options have a lot of bugs because they come from third parties.