How do i take a screenshot on my ipad air

Q: Why cant I take a screenshot on my iPad air?

Go to Settings > General > Accessibility > AssistiveTouch > turn on AssistiveTouch. 2. Tap on Customize Top Level Menu... > Tap on the + button > Find Screenshot and tap on it > Tap Done to add it to AssistiveTouch.

Second method to make a screenshot in iPad Air (2020):

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How to capture a full page in Apple iPad Air (2020)?
If your iPad has a home button
If your iPad doesn’t have a home button
If you don’t want to bother with button combinations
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1- Go to the screen you want to capture the screen in your Apple.

2- Open the notification bar and select “Capture”.

3- The captured image will appear with the possibility to edit it, from this editor you can cut it, draw, erase, add arrows, circles, comment bubble, use the magnifying glass, add text or a signature. Once you have finished to save it in the photo gallery of your Apple press “OK” will ask for confirmation to save in the photo gallery or delete the screenshot. If you want to send the capture press the share button, select the app to share, once shared click “OK”, ask for confirmation to save the capture or delete it

How to capture a full page in Apple iPad Air (2020)?

If what you want is to capture a complete web page in your iPad Air (2020), first of all you should know that this method only works with Apple's Safari browser, so you should open that page to which you want to carry out the complete capture with scroll with the Safari browser.

Take the screenshot with the method indicated above, when taking the screenshot the thumbnail will appear in the lower left of the Apple iPad Air (2020) screen, click on the thumbnail to access the screenshot editing application, you will see that the text “Full page” appears at the top right, click on it and you will see the full screenshot along with the scroll on the right of the screen.

You can now add notes, draw on the capture, crop, rotate and share the screenshot by clicking on the arrow icon in the upper right of the screen. To finish press “Done” to save in the photo gallery.

About the device:

Apple iPad Air (2020) is a device with a size of 247.6 x 178.5 x 6.1 mm (9.75 x 7.03 x 0.24 in), a weight of 458 grams, a screen size of 10.9 inches, 359.2 cm2 (~81.3% screen-to-body ratio) and a screen resolution of 1640 x 2360 pixels (~264 ppi density).

It has a processor Hexa-core, a graphics card Apple GPU (4-core graphics), a RAM memory 4 GB and an internal memory of 64 GB, 256 GB.

The Apple iPad Air (2020) comes from the factory with the iPadOS 14 operating system.

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Taking a screenshot on iPad has been a core feature since the first generation of Apple’s popular tablet, and for good reason.

Whether you want to share a Twitter thread, save a receipt, or capture a moment of a video (for the memes), screenshots are an invaluable part of how we communicate today. Plus, it’s easy to do, and there’s more than one way to go about it.

If your iPad has a home button

For the majority of iPads, the most common method for taking a screenshot is to press the home button and the top button at the same time.

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If done successfully, you’ll see a white flash over the entire screen, and your iPad will save your screenshot to the photo library. On iOS 11 or newer, you’ll also see a preview appear in the lower-left corner, allowing you to edit or delete the screenshot before saving it. Older devices still offer the ability to edit screenshots, but you’ll have to bring it up in Photos first.

If you’re having trouble, you may get better results if you press the home button slightly before the top button, then quickly release both.

If your iPad doesn’t have a home button

On iPads without home buttons, the process is similar. The only difference is that instead of the home button, you’ll press one of the volume buttons instead.

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If you don’t want to bother with button combinations

If pressing multiple buttons at once seems a little awkward, simply use one of the handiest Accessibility features on any mobile Apple device: AssistiveTouch.

Open Settings, then navigate to General > Accessibility > Touch > AssistiveTouch, then tap the button at the top of the screen to turn it on. After doing so, you’ll see a small virtual button appear onscreen that persists across all open apps. You can also use Siri and say “turn on AssistiveTouch” to get the same result.

From here, you can take a screenshot using the default settings by tapping the button, then navigating to Device > More > Screenshot.

Or, to make things even easier, you can set up one of the Custom Actions (Single-Tap, Double-Tap, or Long Press) to take a screenshot by navigating to the respective menu from the AssistiveTouch settings page. In both cases, you’ll see the same flash of the screen as if you’d done it the old-fashioned way, and your fresh screenshot will be waiting for you in your photo library.