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How to Share PS5 Screenshots and Gameplay Videos to Your Phone

By Matthew Lynch
June 5, 2023
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The PlayStation 5 is the latest gaming console released by Sony, which promises a whole new level of gaming experience to its users. One of the most exciting things about the PS5 is the ability to take screenshots and gameplay videos, which can be easily shared with friends and family.

Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to share PS5 screenshots and gameplay videos to your phone:

Step 1: Sign into your PlayStation Network account on your PS5.

Step 2: Once you have captured your desired screenshot or gameplay video, press the “Create” button on your DualSense controller. This button is located on the right side of your touchpad.

Step 3: A “Create” menu will then appear on your screen. From there, select “Media Gallery.”

Step 4: You will then be redirected to your gallery, where all of your screenshots and gameplay videos are stored. Find the screenshot or gameplay video that you want to share.

Step 5: Once you have selected the file, choose “Options” and then select “Export.”

Step 6: You will be given the option to export your file to a USB drive or your phone. Choose “Export to USB Storage Device” if you want to transfer your file to your USB drive. Choose “Export to Smartphone” if you want to transfer your file to your phone.

Step 7: If you selected “Export to Smartphone,” you will be prompted to download the PlayStation App on your phone. This app is available for iOS and Android devices.

Step 8: Once you have downloaded and installed the app, sign in to your PlayStation Network account.

Step 9: On the app, go to the main menu and select “Media” and then “Gallery.”

Step 10: Your file should now appear on your phone, and you can share it with your friends and family through messaging or social media platforms.

In conclusion, sharing screenshots and gameplay videos from your PS5 to your phone is easy, and requires only a few simple steps. With the PlayStation App, you can quickly access and share your favorite gaming moments with others, making gaming even more enjoyable and connective.

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