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Use your voice
If you have Bixby Voice or Google Assistant set up, you can take a screenshot with a simple voice command. Say
"Hey Bixby, take a screenshot," and Bixby will capture what's on your screen.
You can even string together complex commands and say "Hey Bixby, take a screenshot, and share on Twitter."
Use the S Pen
If you're always using an S Pen with a compatible phone or tablet, why not take a screenshot with it as well? The
S Pen's Screen write feature can easily snap a quick screenshot of whatever you're doing.
Remove your S Pen from your device, and then navigate to the screen you'd like to capture. With your S Pen, tap
the Air command menu icon, and then tap Screen write. Your device will automatically take a screenshot of the
page you're on. Use the controls to write or draw on the screenshot if you'd like. When you're done, tap the Save
icon to store the screenshot in Gallery.
You can also use your S Pen to capture parts of an image with
"https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00087602/" ) .
Use the Tasks Edge panel
Your device's Edge panel can also help you out when taking a screenshot. You'll just need to add the Tasks Edge
panel and the Take screenshot shortcut.
Open the panel by swiping left on the Edge panel handle on the right side of the screen.
1.
Tap the Settings icon at the bottom, and then swipe to and tap the Tasks panel to select it.
2.
Tap Edit under the panel. Your preferred shortcuts will appear on the right side; swipe to and tap Take
3.
screenshots on the left side to add this to your shortcuts.
Note: The Take screenshots shortcut may be automatically added.
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