How to Take Screenshots on iPhone Without Buttons (Assistive Touch)

How to Take Screenshots on iPhone Without Buttons (Assistive Touch)

If your iPhone’s power or volume buttons are not working, or you simply want an easier way to capture your screen, AssistiveTouch is the perfect solution. This built-in accessibility feature allows you to take screenshots without pressing any physical buttons.

Good news: Once set up, you can take screenshots with just a single tap!

Step-by-Step: Enable AssistiveTouch

  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap Accessibility.
  3. Select Touch.
  4. Tap AssistiveTouch.
  5. Turn AssistiveTouch ON.

You will now see a floating button on your screen.

Check if Screenshot Option is Available

  1. Tap the floating AssistiveTouch button.
  2. Look for the Screenshot icon.
  3. If it’s there — you’re ready to go!

If Screenshot Option is Missing

  1. Go back to the AssistiveTouch settings page.
  2. Tap Customize Top Level Menu.
  3. Tap any icon to replace it, or tap the + (Plus) icon to add a new one.
  4. Scroll and select Screenshot.
  5. Tap Done.

Now the Screenshot option is added to your floating menu.

How to Take Screenshot Without Buttons

  1. Open the screen you want to capture.
  2. Tap the floating AssistiveTouch button.
  3. Tap Screenshot.

The screen will flash, and your screenshot will be automatically saved in the Photos app.

Why Use AssistiveTouch for Screenshots?

  • No need to press physical buttons
  • Perfect for damaged or unresponsive buttons
  • Faster and more convenient
  • Helpful accessibility feature

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Tip: AssistiveTouch also allows you to perform many actions like locking the screen, adjusting volume, and accessing shortcuts without using physical buttons. Stay tuned for more iPhone tips and tricks!

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