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A simple way to capture your Apple Watch screen.
Knowing how to take a screenshot on your Apple Watch is a skill that becomes of utmost importance when you want to capture something on your watch’s display. While you don’t need to do anything extra to take screenshots on your iPhone, you must go the extra mile to do the same on your Apple Watch; you must enable the screenshot feature first. Keep reading to learn how to do it.
While you can start taking screenshots on an iPhone the moment you turn it on, the same isn’t true with Apple Watch. You must enable the Apple Watch screenshot feature. Here’s how you can:
Now that you have enabled screenshots on your Apple Watch, you can start taking screenshots effortlessly with a sort of button combination similar to the iPhone. Here’s how:
Press the Digital Crown and the Side button simultaneously, and the Apple Watch will immediately capture.
If you just captured a screenshot on your Apple Watch for the first time, you will surely wonder where it went, as you won’t find it on your Apple Watch unless you apply one little Apple Watch trick.
Every screenshot you capture on your Apple Watch syncs automatically to the paired iPhone and can be viewed within the Photos app; here’s how:
Although viewing your Apple Watch screenshots on the paired iPhone is pretty straightforward, a situation may arise where you might not have the paired iPhone and need to view the screenshots taken in the past. In that case, you can view the recent photos in the Photos app of the iPhone on the Apple Watch, provided that the Recents photo album is already synced between your Apple Watch and iPhone. Here’s how:
Summing up…
And that’s it; this is how you can capture and view screenshots on your Apple Watch with or without the paired iPhone. Make sure you have the feature enabled and the Recents album synced in advance so you don’t miss anything. Additionally, use Apple Watch mirroring to work on your watch without dealing with its small screen.
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