How to Screenshot on Every iPad
Reviewed By: Kevin Pocock
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We've all seen that tweet, Tiktok, or Instagram post that we want to share or edit. Being able to take a screenshot on every iPad is something you have to know.
Once you know how to do it, it doesn’t matter which device you get – the knowledge will stay with you.
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Apple doesn’t change such simple functionality features between generations either. So it’s highly unlikely you’ll need to ever learn another way to take a screenshot.
That is unless you switch to an Android tablet. Although, honestly, the functionality is very similar!
Below we’ll show you how to screenshot on every iPad. So regardless of any upgrade, or should you have to show a friend or family member how you’ll have the knowledge to hand.
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Screenshot on every iPad – step-by-step
Step
iPad power button with the home button
Press the Power button and the Home button at the same time.
This can take a little practice, but once you get it you should be fine.
Step
Newer iPad without home button
Press the Power button, plus any of the volume buttons at the same time.
Step
Quickly released
Weather on an older or newer iPad once you've pressed the two buttons you need to quickly release them.
Step
View the screenshot
After you take a screenshot thumbnail will appear in the lower-left corner temporarily.
Tap to see the screenshot or swipe the thumbnail left to dismiss it.
And that's how easy you can screenshot on an iPad, now go and don't let those good recipes or game lists pass ever again.
Final thoughts
If you’re keen to know tricks like this for your iPad, don’t forget to check out our guide on how to screen record on iPad and iPhone.
You can also check out a whole heap of knowledge in our Tablet Buying Guides section, and our Tablet FAQ pages.
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