How to Take a Full-Page Screenshot on iPhone

How to Take a Full-Page Screenshot on iPhone Long Screenshot.

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Need to capture an entire webpage, long document, or text conversation on your iPhone? The full-page screenshot feature lets you save everything – even content that scrolls beyond your screen. Here’s exactly how it works.

Which iPhones Support Full-Page Screenshots?

This feature works on:

• iPhone X and newer models
• Requires iOS 13 or later
• Works in Safari, Notes, and some other apps

How to Take a Full-Page Screenshot on iPhone Long Screenshot.

Note: As of iOS 18.4 (tested on iPhone 16 Pro Max), this feature remains unchanged from previous versions.

Step-by-Step Guide to Long Screenshots

1. Take a normal screenshot

• On iPhone X and newer: Press Side button + Volume Up together
• On iPhone 8/SE (2nd/3rd gen): Press Home + Side button together

2. Tap the preview thumbnail
Immediately after taking the screenshot, tap the small image that appears in the corner.

3. Select “Full Page” tab
At the top of the editing screen, switch from “Screen” to “Full Page” view.

4. Save your screenshot
You have two options:

• Save as PDF (best for documents)
• Crop and save as image (select only what you need)

Where to Find Your Saved Screenshots

• PDFs save to your Files app
• Cropped images save to Photos > Screenshots album

Which Apps Support This Feature?

Full-page screenshots work best in:

• Safari, Chrome, Firefox (webpages)
• Notes (long notes)
• Mail (entire email threads)
• Files (long documents)

Note: Many third-party apps don’t support this feature.

Troubleshooting Tips

If you don’t see the “Full Page” option:

1. Try a different app (Safari works most reliably)
2. Ensure your iPhone is updated to latest iOS
3. The content must be scrollable

Limitations to Know

• Can’t capture infinite scrolling (like social media feeds)
• Some websites with special formatting may not capture properly
• PDF files can be large in size

This method has been tested and confirmed working on iPhone 16 Pro Max running iOS 18.4. The process is identical on all supported iPhone models from iPhone X onward.

For capturing content that doesn’t work with this method, you might need to use multiple screenshots or a third-party app. Let me know in the comments if you have any questions about specific situations!