Screen recording on the iPhone is one of the most basic applications to record what is on your screen, be it tutorials, gameplay, a brief demonstration, or evidence of a problem. Apple has made the feature readily available, yet most users are not familiar with where to locate the feature and how to utilize it to the maximum. This manual is a simple step-by-step guide on how to screen record on iPhone, as well as tips and tricks on how to turn on audio, manage settings, save, or share your screen records. This walkthrough will make you a master of the feature in no time, whether you are a beginner or someone who is interested in understanding how to be more productive.
1. Enabling Screen Recording in the Control Center
You should first include the screen recording option in the Control Center.
Go to the Open settings Control Center.
- Keep on scrolling down to the + button beside Screen Recording.
- When it is added, you can always find the recording icon when you swipe down to the upper-right corner of your iPhone (or swipe up on older models). The move will give the feature fast access whenever it is called upon.
2. Begin downstairs, Recording Your iPhone display
To begin recording:
- Open Control Center.
- The Record button is a solid circle within a circle and is tapped.
- A three-second countdown will follow.
Your iPhone is capturing all that is on your screen. In order to cease recording, simply tap the red status bar at the top or reopen Control Center and tap the Record button once more. Within the Photos application, the video will automatically be saved to be edited or shared.
3. Audio Microphone
In case you are interested in voice narration:
- Press the Record button in the Control Center long enough.
- Tap the Microphone On option.
It particularly comes in handy with tutorials, presentations, and commentary. When activated, the microphone remains on until it is switched manually.
4. Editing and Sharing a Screen Recording
Use the Photos application to cut, frame, or edit your screen record. The built-in editor of Apple allows you to cut out the undesired content, apply filters, and share the resultant video. Send through AirDrop, Messages, Mail, or social networks, as you need.
