Add a Comment. Lock and top volume button. • 6 mo. ago. ^ this. I wish I could change it too, but because I’m constantly taking screen shots without wanting to, I’m just grabbing my phone. Son of a… my camera roll is full of random screen shots. Add the assistive touch and customise it’s top page. It’s pretty simple from there. Open Messages. Select a conversation. Move to the text message that you want to take the screenshot of. Press the side and volume up buttons and quickly release them. Tap the thumbnail appearing on the bottom-left corner to open it or head to “Albums” > “Media Types” > “Screenshots” to view your saved text message screenshot. Now that you know how to take a screenshot on your iPhone 7 using different methods, here are some valuable tips to help you capture the perfect screenshot: 1. Position your fingers correctly: To take a screenshot using the button method, make sure to position your fingers on the Power button and the Home button simultaneously. A bonus: Use Back Tap. Similar to Google Pixel phones, iPhones also have a back-tap feature that you can use to take a screenshot. Just go into your accessibility settings, select Touch and then Open the Settings application. 2. Swipe down and tap on the Accessibility option. 3. From the Physical and Motor section, tap on the Touch option. 4. Tap on Back Tap > Double Tap > Screenshot. Note: You can do the same for the Triple Tap option. Now a circle would appear on your screen at the corner. You can take a screenshot on any iPhone by pressing two buttons at once or using AssistiveTouch. If your iPhone has a Home button, press Power and Home; on newer iPhones, press Power and Volume Up On your iPhone press the Volume Up and the Right Side button at the same time. You will hear a click sound (if not on silent mode) and the screenshot will appear on the left-bottom corner of your iPhone screen for a few seconds. You can either tap on the image to edit or send, or just swipe left to save it to the Photos App. Watch out how you can take screenshots on your iPhone or iPad with Assistive Touch. This trick helps you take screenshots without using home and power button First, you'll need to take a photo of the object with text. Do that if you haven't already. Then, open the "Photos" app on your iPhone. Select the photo that contains the text you'd like to identify. If the Photos app detects text, you'll see a little scanning icon in the bottom corner. The identified text will be highlighted. 2. Press the Power button and the Volume up button at the same time. This will take a screenshot of your screen. The Power button can be found on the right side of your iPhone while the Volume up button can be found on the left side. If your iPhone has a Home button, press the Home button and Power button at the same time. q0HG.