Want to capture a moment on your brand new Samsung Galaxy S25 or S25 Plus? This guide covers four simple methods, from classic button combinations to handy gestures, ensuring you can grab screenshots quickly and easily. We’ll also show you how to take scrolling screenshots for capturing entire web pages or conversations!
How to take screenshot on Samsung Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25 Plus
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The Classic Button Combo:
This tried-and-true method works on most Android devices. Simply press and hold the Volume Down and Power buttons simultaneously. A quick flash and screen animation will confirm your screenshot has been captured.
Quick Settings Panel
For faster access, utilize the Quick Settings panel:
- Swipe down from the top right corner of your screen to open the Quick Settings.
- Expand the panel to see all available options.
- Look for the “Take Screenshot” button and tap it.
Can’t find the Screenshot button? Here’s how to add it:
- Swipe down from the top right.
- Tap the pencil icon to edit the Quick Settings.
- In the “Available buttons” section, find “Take Screenshot.”
- Touch and hold the button, then drag it to the active area at the top.
- Tap “Done” twice.
Now the “Take Screenshot” button will always be readily available.
Edge Panel Method
Edge Panel is another convenient option:
- Pull the Edge panel handle to open it.
- Navigate to the “Tasks” board.
- Tap “Take screenshot.”
Don’t see the Tasks board? Enable it:
- Open your phone’s main Settings.
- Tap “Display.”
- Scroll down and tap “Edge Panels.”
- Make sure the toggle is on, then tap “Panels.”
- Select “Tasks” from the available boards.
Palm Swipe Gesture:
This gesture-based method is super intuitive:
Simply swipe the edge of your palm across the screen from left to right or right to left. Make sure the edge of your palm slightly touches the screen for the gesture to register correctly.
Bonus Tip: How to Take a Scrolling Screenshot:
Need to capture an entire webpage or a long conversation? Here’s how to take a scrolling screenshot:
- Go to the app or webpage you want to capture.
- Use any of the screenshot methods described above (e.g., Palm swipe).
- In the screenshot toolbar that appears, tap the “Long screenshot” or “Scroll capture” button (it usually looks like a downward arrow).
- Keep tapping the button to scroll down the page and capture more content. The screenshot will automatically save when you reach the end of the page or stop tapping.
Which method is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below!
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