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Take a screenshot or screen recording

How to capture screenshots and screen recordings on your phone to help us troubleshoot technical issues.

Why send us a screenshot or recording?

Screenshots and screen recordings help our team troubleshoot issues faster. They're especially useful for reporting bugs or unusual app behaviour.

Note: These instructions work for most newer devices, but may vary slightly depending on your device model and operating system version.


📸 Screenshots

On iPhone

  1. Open the screen you want to capture

  2. Press and release the power button and volume-up button at the same time

  3. A preview will appear in the bottom left corner

  4. Find the screenshot in your Photos app

On Android

  1. Open the screen you want to capture

  2. Press the power button and volume-down button at the same time

  3. A preview will appear in the bottom left corner

  4. Find the screenshot in your Google Photos app > Library > Screenshots folder


📹 Screen recordings

On iPhone

  1. Open the screen where the issue occurs

  2. Swipe down from the top right corner to open Control Center

  3. Tap the record button - a 3-second countdown will appear

  4. Replicate the issue

  5. Tap the red status bar at the top, then select Stop

  6. The recording saves automatically to your Photos app

Setup note: If you don't see the screen recording button, go to Settings > Control Center and tap the + next to Screen Recording.

On Android

  1. Open the screen where the issue occurs

  2. Swipe down from the top of your screen

  3. Tap Screen record (you may need to swipe right or add it via the pencil icon)

  4. Tap Start - a 3-second countdown will appear

  5. Replicate the issue

  6. Swipe down from the top and tap Stop

  7. Find the recording in your Google Photos app > Library > Movies folder

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