How to Screen Record on Your iPhone

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When using your iPhone, do you ever wish you could record the screen to show others? Create a video showing how to do something, such as a tutorial or a how-to video, maybe to demonstrate a new game. Whatever the cause may be, we have some excellent news to share with you!

If you own an iPhone, you can easily capture the display. Only a few basic steps are required. This guide will walk you through how to screen record on your iPhone. If you follow the steps below, you’ll quickly become an expert at recording the screen of your iPhone.

How to Screen Record on Your iPhone
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How to Set Up Screen Recording on Your iPhone?

The first step is to enable the screen recording feature on your device, which can be done under the iPhone’s Settings. You may start recording your screen by following the steps below.

  • Go to Settings
  • Choose Control Centre
  • Scroll Down to Find More Controls
  • Now Add Screen Recording

Following that, a screen recording option will eventually be added to your control centre.

How to Screen Record on Your iPhone?

It’s been quite some time since Apple has been offering a Screen Recording feature on its iPhone devices. The effectiveness of the feature that records the user’s screen has significantly advanced with each new version of this model.

If you’re trying to find information on how to record your iPhone’s screen, you’ve come to the right place. The following are the simple steps that must be taken to record an iPhone screen.

Step 1

Go to “Settings” and choose “Control Centre” from the menu once you’re there. Once the new window has opened, look toward the bottom to see the “Screen Recording” option.

Step 2

To include this function in the Control Centre, tap the “+” icon next to the “Screen Recording” option.

Step 3

To access the Control Centre, swipe the screen down going from the top-right corner of the display. To start a screen recording, click the circular “Screen Recording” icon. After a three-second delay, your iPhone will begin recording.

Step 4

When you’re finished recording, hit the “red symbol” in the upper left corner, and then tap “Stop” when prompted to end the screen recording on your iPhone.

Do You Know How to Stop Recording Screen?

Once the video recording has started, it is time to end the session and store the video for later use. Here’s how to put a stop to screen recording on your iPhone.

Step 1

A “red-highlighted” clock in the status bar means that the screen is being recorded right now.

Step 2

You may stop recording your screen by tapping the clock there.

Step 3

Stopping the recording will result in a copy being stored in your photo album immediately. You will also be notified of the same.

How to Screen Record with Sound?

When you record a video on an iPhone, the microphone will pick up any surrounding noise and save it with the video. With just one easy adjustment, you may add a voice-over or storyline to your recording. Okay, let’s have a look at how to record your iPhone screen with sound.

Step 1

To start recording your screen on an iPhone, access the Control Centre by swiping up from the top right corner of the screen, or by searching for it using the search bar.

Step 2

The next step is to click the microphone. The colour will change to red. Then, press the button named “Start Recording.”

You will now record both the audio and the screen of your device. You may start talking alongside the video to create a tutorial video or any other kind of video you choose.

Step 3

It’s possible to stop recording by touching the red status bar situated in the upper left corner of your screen. The Video you record is instantly saved to your photo album. To stop a screen recording, visit the Control Centre and hit the record button again.

How to Edit Screen Recording on Your iPhone?

When you finish recording, the app will send the video to your phone’s gallery. A notice reading “Screen recording video saved to Photos” will appear in your device’s status bar.

Step 1

Simply open the video by tapping on this notification. Alternatively, you may modify the recording by opening it in the Photos app.

Step 2

If you have the Photos app installed on your device, you may edit your screen recording just like any other video. To edit the video, open it in Photos and click the Edit button.

Step 3

A sliding bar will appear at the bottom of the screen recording. There are two toggle bars, one on each end of the slider that let you make individual changes to each frame. To modify the start and finish times of your video, simply use the sliders provided.

Step 4

When you’ve made all the necessary changes and are happy with the result, choose “Done” to save your work and exit editing mode.

Tips for Screen Recording on iPhone

If your recording has background music as well as in-game noises, you may want to silence the music so that your narration is simple to hear and does not become muddled up. Later, you can mix music – whenever you want.

It is best practise to clear the Home screen before starting to record. Create a separate page to feature just the applications you’re excited about. When done thus, navigation is a breeze and the final result looks fantastic. Turn off all alerts immediately.

Spending even a little amount of time in advance on preparation may have a huge impact on the quality of the final recording. Make sure you have a private space to record in and a list of the most important points you want to make before you start.

Gohar Abbas
the authorGohar Abbas
Editor at Nextgenphone
Gohar Abbas is the youngest member in the team and writing for Nextgenphone for more than three years. He is an encyclopedia of smartphones. Without blinking an eyelid, he can tell you everything about any smartphone. You can find him watching Science Fiction movies and talk shows in his leisure time.
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