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How to Take an iPhone Screenshot Without the Home or Power Buttons

By Matthew Lynch
August 5, 2023
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Taking a screenshot on your iPhone can be quite useful for various purposes, such as preserving important information, capturing a memorable moment, or sharing content. However, for some iPhone users, the home or power buttons might not be working properly, making it difficult to take a screenshot. In this article, we will explore how to take an iPhone screenshot without the home or power buttons.

Method 1: Using AssistiveTouch

AssistiveTouch is a built-in feature on iPhones that provides accessibility options to users. This feature creates a virtual home button on your screen that can be used instead of the physical button. Here is how to take a screenshot using AssistiveTouch:

Step 1: Enable AssistiveTouch on your iPhone by going to Settings > General > Accessibility > AssistiveTouch and toggle the button to turn it on.

Step 2: Once enabled, you will see a small gray or white circle appears on your screen. Tap on it to access more options.

Step 3: Tap on Device > More > Screenshot to take a screenshot.

Method 2: Using Siri

Another method to take a screenshot without the home or power buttons is by using Siri, the voice assistant on iPhones. Here is how to take a screenshot using Siri:

Step 1: Activate Siri by holding down the home button or saying “Hey Siri.”

Step 2: Ask Siri to take a screenshot by saying “Take a screenshot,” and Siri will automatically take a screenshot.

Method 3: Using a Third-Party App

If the above methods do not work for you, you can try using a third-party app that allows you to take a screenshot without relying on the home or power buttons. Here are some of the popular apps:

1. TouchPad: This app turns your iPhone screen into a touchpad, allowing you to navigate your phone, take screenshots, and perform other actions without the need for buttons.

2. Other apps: There are numerous apps available on the App Store that allows you to take screenshots without the use of buttons, such as Screenshot Easy, Screen Master, and Screen Recorder & Screenshot.

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