How to Screenshot on iPhone 15 (3 Quick Methods)

Taking screenshots on your iPhone 15 is simple once you know the right ways.

In this guide, I'll show you 3 easy and fast methods to capture your screen on iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max. No apps, no tools — just built-in features.

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Method 1: Side Button + Volume Up

This is the fastest way for most people.
  1. Go to the screen you want to capture.
  2. Press and quickly release the Side button (power button) and Volume Up button at the same time.
  3. You'll see a small preview in the bottom-left corner.
  4. Tap the preview to edit or share, or just wait for it to save automatically.
Your screenshot will be saved in the Photos app.

Method 2: AssistiveTouch (On-Screen Button)

Great if you don't want to press physical buttons.
  1. Open Settings > Accessibility > Touch > AssistiveTouch.
  2. Turn on AssistiveTouch.
  3. A floating button will appear on your screen.
  4. Tap it > Device > More > Screenshot.
The screen will flash and the screenshot will be saved to Photos.

Method 3: Back Tap (Double or Triple Tap)

Super convenient once you set it up.
  1. Open Settings > Accessibility > Touch > Back Tap.
  2. Choose Double Tap or Triple Tap.
  3. Select Screenshot from the list.
  4. Now just double-tap or triple-tap the back of your iPhone 15 to take a screenshot.
This works for all iPhone 15 models.

Where to Find Your Screenshots

All screenshots go to:
  • Open the Photos app
  • Go to Albums
  • Find the Screenshots album

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