How to take a screenshot on an Android device

Whether you want to save your most memorable gaming experiences or carry along the silliest memes from the internet, this tutorial on taking a Android screenshot will help you do just that. The procedure of capturing a screenshot may vary depending on the phone you possess, but fear not—we've got you Android users covered.

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What is an Android screenshot?

A static snapshot of your Android smartphone's screen, including with any pop-ups or alerts you may have received, is called an Android screenshot.

How should an Android user capture a screenshot?

The method for taking a screenshot varies depending on the device you're using, but most Android phones only need you to hit the power and lower volume buttons at the same time.

If it still doesn't work, you may be able to snap a screenshot by briefly depressing the power button. If the above steps are ineffective and the choice is still not visible, we advise getting in touch with the device's maker.

The majority of Android manufacturers, including Samsung, Google, Huawei, and Sony, let its customers to snap screenshots via the usage of the power button and volume up/down keys.

That covers all you need to know about capturing screenshots on an Android device. If you own an iOS smartphone, don't worry; you can see our instructions on iOS screenshot here.