First, the knuckles intercept the screen

1. Go to Settings > Accessibility > Quick Start and Gestures > Screen Capture, and make sure that the knuckle screen capture switch is turned on.

2. Double-click the screen with a single finger joint at a continuous speed with a little force to intercept the complete screen.

Second, use key combinations to capture the screen.

Press the power button and the volume button at the same time to capture the full screen.

Third, use the shortcut switch to take screen shots.

Slide out the control center from the top right of the screen, click the bar to expand the quick switch bar, and click the screen capture to capture the complete screen.

Fourth, share, edit or continue to scroll the truncated map.

After the screenshot is completed, a thumbnail will appear in the lower left corner. You can:

Slide the thumbnail down to continue scrolling the truncated screen.

Slide the thumbnail up, choose a sharing method, and quickly share the screenshot with your friends.

Click on the thumbnail, you can edit and delete the screenshot, and you can click on the scrolling screenshot.

By default, screenshots are saved in the gallery.

Five, use three fingers sliding screen capture

1. Go to Settings > Accessibility > Quick Start and Gestures > Screen Capture, and make sure that the three-finger sliding screen capture switch is turned on.

2. Use three fingers to slide down from the middle of the screen to capture the complete screen.