How to take a screenshot to the Samsung Galaxy S6

1. TAKE A SCREENSHOT USING THE BUTTON SHORTCUT

This is probably the simplest method of taking a screenshot on the Galaxy S6 or S6 edge. Using the physical button shortcut — holding power and home at the same time — will immediately capture what's on your phone's display. This is the same as taking a screenshot on an earlier Samsung phone or an iPhone, only the specific buttons might be in different locations.

TAKE A SCREENSHOT USING THE BUTTON

• Get the app or screen that you want to capture ready to go.
• Press and hold the power button and the home button at the same time. It can be a bit of a stretch on these larger phones — particularly on the GS6 edge with its super-thin side bezels — but it works. You'll hear the camera shutter sound fire off, along with a short flashing animation, and that's how you know you're good to go.
• You'll now be able to see the screenshot in the Gallery app, or in Samsung's built-in "My Files" file browser.
• If you need to find the screenshots from a command line or through the Android File Transfer tool, they'll be in /pictures/screenshots.

2. TAKE A SCREENSHOT BY SWIPING THE SCREEN

TAKE A SCREENSHOT BY SWIPING THE SCREEN

This is another screenshot trick we've seen on plenty of Samsung phones in the past, and it's arguably easier than gripping your phone to use the button combination shortcut. (Though it's definitely a little more difficult if you're using the Galaxy S6 edge.) First, tilt your hand onto its side, so your thumb is facing away from the screen, then swipe it across the display in either direction (left-to-right or right-to-left.) As before, you'll hear the screenshot sound and see a brief on-screen animation.

TAKE A SCREENSHOT BY PALM SWIPING THE SCREEN

You can enable or disable this shortcut in the Settings app. Here's the step by step breakdown.

• Go into the settings menu.
• Scroll down to "Motion" and choose "Motions and gestures."
• Tap "Palm swipe to capture."
• Hit the toggle button from on to off.

3. AFTER TAKING YOUR SCREENSHOT ...

After Taking Screenshot Samsung Galaxy S6 front notifications

Once you've taken your screenshot, you'll see screenshot notification in your notification shade. You can share or edit your shot using the buttons in this notification, or swipe away to dismiss it. (Don't worry, your screenshot won't go anywhere unless you manually delete it.)

As the Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 edge both boast enormous 2560x1440 displays, your screenshots could take up as much as 4MB a piece. Keep tabs on them under the "Screenshots" album in the Gallery app, and save space by deleting any shots you don't need anymore.

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