Aside from using the physical buttons, there are other ways you can take screenshots on Android, depending on your device. Use Google Assistant You can ask Google Assistant to take a screenshot.

How to take a screenshot using gestures While your Android phone may not have them turned on by default, you can use hand gestures to take a screenshot on many devices. On Samsung devices, turn on ...

How to take screenshots on Android phones Android has a few different ways to capture what's on your screen. The universal way is to simultaneously hold the power button and the volume down button.

How to take a screenshot using the Quick Tap feature Quick Tap is one of the coolest Pixel features we’ve seen, and of course, you can use it with the Pixel 8 series. This feature makes it ...

How to use the Quick Tap gesture to take a screenshot Pixel phones have a really nice set of exclusive features you won’t find on other devices. One of them is Quick Tap, which allows you to ...

Using the buttons Probably the oldest way to take a screenshot on Android is with the buttons. This has been a thing since around Android 4. And here’s how you can do that.

Swipe your palm to take a screenshot The palm swipe gesture lets you drag the side of your hand across the Galaxy Z Flip 5's screen to take a screenshot. You'll turn on this feature first. Here's ...

Galaxy S23 screenshot: palm swipe to capture Unlike Apple’s iOS, there are multiple ways to take screenshots. With the Galaxy S23, one of those other methods is by using a palm swipe gesture.

On Android, while some OEMs will offer other ways to take a screenshot, nearly every Android device does have this same method. Which is to press the Volume Down and Power buttons together.