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How to Screenshot on iPhone 13: A Step-by-Step Guide for Users

October 30, 2025 By Steven

How to Screenshot on iPhone 13

Taking a screenshot on your iPhone 13 is a breeze. All you need to do is press two buttons at the same time: the Volume Up and the Side button. Once you press these buttons, you’ll hear a camera shutter sound if your phone isn’t on silent, and a thumbnail of your screenshot will show up briefly in the bottom left corner of the screen. That’s it! You’ve captured whatever was on your screen.

Step-by-Step Guide to Screenshot on iPhone 13

Getting the perfect screenshot on your iPhone 13 is simple if you follow these steps. Here’s how to do it without breaking a sweat.

Steps

  1. Press the Volume Up Button
  2. Press the Side Button
  3. Release Both Buttons Quickly
  4. Look for the Thumbnail
  5. Edit or Share Your Screenshot

Tap on the thumbnail if you want to make changes.

You’ll see options to crop, draw, or add text. Once you’re satisfied, you can save it or share it through various apps like Messages or Mail.

After completing these steps, your screenshot is saved in the Photos app, ready for viewing or sharing at your leisure.

Tips for Screenshot on iPhone 13

  • Practice the button press until you’re comfortable with the timing.
  • Keep your fingers away from the screen to avoid accidental touches.
  • Use AssistiveTouch if you struggle with the button method.
  • Organize screenshots in albums within the Photos app for easy access.
  • Remember that screenshots of sensitive information should be securely stored.

What to check if the option looks different

Apple changes menu placement from time to time, and some controls depend on the iPhone model, carrier, region, or installed iOS version. If the exact label in these instructions is not visible, update iOS if an update is available and look for the same feature in the closest matching Settings or app section.

After changing the setting, test the feature once before making additional changes. That makes it easier to tell whether this specific adjustment solved the problem and avoids changing unrelated options unnecessarily.

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