Taking a screenshot in your iPhone might be second nature however what a couple of screenshot to seize the whole lot on an internet site, PDF, e-mail, observe, or stitching collectively a number of screenshots? Learn on for how one can take a scrolling screenshot on iPhone.

It was you wanted a third-party app to take a scrolling screenshot on iPhone. However with iOS now, you may natively do this with webpages, PDFs, the Notes app, emails, and extra in Apple’s first-party apps.

We’ll additionally take a look at how to do that with content material in third-party apps.

With this native iOS choice, taking a scrolling screenshot or “Full Web page” screenshot provides you a PDF of the whole lot on a doc, webpage, observe, or e-mail in Apple’s apps. Be mindful some situations you might want to make use of a third-party app (lined under).

1. Take a screenshot (press the facet or prime button and quantity up button on the similar time)
2. Faucet the preview within the backside left nook earlier than it disappears
3. Select the Full Web page choice within the prime proper nook
   • The Full Web page choice will solely seem in situations the place there may be multiple web page value of content material on-screen
4. You may preview all of the pages, use markup, and extra earlier than saving
5. You too can faucet the crop icon (square-ish icon subsequent to “Carried out”) to edit what a part of the Full Web page you’d like to avoid wasting
6. Faucet both Carried out within the top-left nook to avoid wasting or the share button within the prime proper

Third-party apps for scrolling screenshots on iPhone

Another choice for taking scrolling screenshots of content material inside third-party apps or for extra guide management (saving as PNG, and so on.) is utilizing an app like Picsew or Tailor.

Picsew has a better common score. However you may check out each without cost earlier than deciding to purchase the total variations by way of in-app buy.

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