![]() (Pocket-lint) - Since Samsung removed the physical home key on its handsets - way back when the S8 launched - the method of taking a screenshot has changed. ![]() And with a modern Samsung Galaxy S device, such as the S22 series, you might end up launching Bixby or loading the power-off screen instead. Samsung supports the conventional Android method of taking a screenshot using button presses: Galaxy S21 or S22 screenshot using buttons So how do you take a screenshot on your Galaxy S21 or S22 (or, indeed, older device such as the Galaxy S9, Galaxy S10, Galaxy S20)? There are a number of different options, with some Samsung additions to make it more useful than your average Android device. ![]() Make sure the content you want to capture is showing on the screen.The screen will be captured, flashing and saving in the "screenshots" album/folder in the gallery.Press volume down and the standby/power button on the right-hand side at the same time - but only briefly, not for too long. I tried on my contact lists which is awesome but while. If you're using much older hardware, from the Galaxy S7 or before, such devices instead use a combination of the standby button and the home button. I am testing the scroll capture feature after watching the youtube demo. Pocket-lint Galaxy S21 or S22 screenshot using smart capture/screenshot toolbar You'll need to make sure that this is a quick press of the two buttons - whichever device you possess - because a longer press-and-hold will launch the power control screen. The next thing to know about screenshotting on a Galaxy S series is that smart capture - which is now called screenshot toolbar - will do a whole lot more for you. This is something fairly unique to Samsung and lets you instantly do things to your screenshot, rather than having to go and open it up on your gallery. Ensure that the toolbar is turned on in settings > advanced features > screenshots and screen recorder.
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