当您在智能手机或平板电脑上截取屏幕截图时，您的Android 系统(Android)会在该时刻捕捉您屏幕上的内容。如果您想吹嘘自己的最新高分或需要向某人展示您的老板大胆地说了什么，这会派上用场。🙂 不管你的理由是什么，本教程说明了七种在Android、三星 Galaxy(Samsung Galaxy)智能手机以及其他制造商制造的Android设备上截屏的方法：(Android)
注意：(NOTE:)本指南适用于Android 10。如果您不知道自己的Android版本，请阅读如何在智能手机或平板电脑上查看 Android 版本(How to check the Android version on your smartphone or tablet)。尽管您可能会遇到一些小的差异，但取决于您的设备制造商，这些过程在大多数 Android 设备上是相似的。如果您使用的是三星(Samsung)智能手机，请确保不要错过本指南末尾的专门部分。
1. 如何使用电源(Power)和音量调低(Down)按钮截屏（也适用于三星 Android(Samsung Android)设备）
这是在Android上截屏最常用的方法，它适用于大多数设备（包括三星 Galaxy(Samsung Galaxy)）。您所要做的就是打开要捕获的屏幕，然后同时按下电源(Power)和降低音量(Volume Down)按钮。因此，您首先需要在您的Android设备上找到它们。在当今大多数Android智能手机上，您可以在手机右侧找到两个相互重叠的按钮，如下所示。
根据您的Android设备和制造商的不同，电源(Power)和降低音量(Volume Down)按钮的位置可能会有所不同。另一个流行的位置是手机右侧的电源(Power)按钮和左侧的降低音量按钮。(Volume Down)
另一个变量是您按下两个按钮在Android上截屏的时间。在大多数设备上，您必须按住按钮，直到出现白色闪光、声音和/或动画。带有图像缩略图的弹出窗口也可能让您知道您已成功捕获屏幕内容。
在我们的三星 Galaxy(Samsung Galaxy)上，您必须短按两个按钮。然后，您的三星 Android(Samsung Android)设备会在屏幕底部显示动画智能捕捉菜单。(Smart capture)这为您的屏幕截图提供了更多选项，例如我们在本教程的最后一章中讨论的Scroll capture 。
注意：(NOTE:)如果此方法在您的智能手机上不起作用，请尝试不同的方法：同时按下电源(Power)和主页(Home)按钮以截取屏幕截图。此按钮组合主要用于包含物理主页按钮的(Home)三星 Android(Samsung Android)设备，因此它也可能为您解决问题。无论哪种方式，我们确信，在接下来的章节中，您至少可以找到一种在您的Android设备上截取屏幕截图的其他方式，因为大多数设备都为此提供了多种选择。
2. 如何在Android上通过快速设置截屏(Quick Settings)
一些Android智能手机制造商在您的(Android)Android 快速设置(Quick Settings)菜单中提供了一个用于截取屏幕截图的按钮。要访问它，请从屏幕顶部向下滑动。
要找到您需要的条目，您可能必须通过再次向下滑动来扩展快速设置列表。(Quick Settings)搜索名为Screenshot或Screen capture的按钮- 名称因您的Android设备而异。当您点击按钮时，“快速设置”(Quick Settings)菜单会向上滑动，您的智能手机会捕捉屏幕上剩余的内容。
提示：(TIP:)在某些设备上，您可能需要将屏幕截图(Screenshot)按钮添加到快速设置(Quick Settings)。如果您喜欢这种方法，请阅读我们关于自定义 Android 快速设置菜单(customizing the Android Quick Settings menu)的教程，了解如何执行此操作以及如何使按钮更易于访问。
3.如何从电源(Power)按钮菜单在Android上截图(Android)
一些制造商在电源(Power)按钮菜单中包含屏幕截图(Screenshot)选项，最有可能满足使用第一种方法的用户。由于您想在屏幕上捕获某些内容，因此您显然知道如何启动Android设备，因此您已经确定了电源(Power)按钮的位置。🙂按住它，屏幕右侧会弹出一个菜单。从可用的几个选项中，点击屏幕截图(Screenshot)。
菜单会重新弹出，您的Android设备会截取屏幕截图。
提示：(TIP:)您在智能手机上拍摄的任何屏幕截图都存储在照片(Photos)应用程序中，三星还在其Android设备上提供图库应用程序。(Gallery)浏览您的Photos/Pictures选项卡或访问Library/Albums选项卡以找到屏幕截图(Screenshots)文件夹。
查看我们的教程，屏幕截图保存在哪里？(Where are screenshots saved?)，以了解有关此主题的更多信息。
4. 如何使用Screen Master(Screen Master)等第三方应用截屏（适用于所有Android设备）
启动 Google Play 商店(Fire up the Google Play Store)并寻找用于截屏的第三方应用程序。有许多应用程序可以帮助您在Android上进行屏幕截图，但在我们看来，最好的应用程序之一是Screen Master: Screenshot & Longshot, Photo Markup。安装并打开它 -如果您需要从Google Play 商店(Google Play Store)获取应用程序的帮助，我们创建了本教程(this tutorial)。
Screen Master允许您启用一个用于截屏的浮动按钮，该按钮始终可用，或者“摇动以截屏”("Shake to take screenshots") - 这两个选项都不错，有些人可能更喜欢在Android上截屏。
该应用程序还允许您自定义有关截屏的其他详细信息，例如更改 Android 上的屏幕截图格式(changing the screenshot format on Android)。您也可以使用Stitch Photo将您的屏幕截图粘贴在一起，尽管三星 Galaxy(Samsung Galaxy)用户可能更喜欢本教程最后一节中讨论的内置Scroll capture 。
5. 如何在Android 三星(Android Samsung)设备上使用Palm滑动截屏进行截屏
除了我们已经讨论过的两种方法之外，三星 Galaxy(Samsung Galaxy)设备还提供了更多在Android上进行屏幕截图的选项。不幸的是，它们中的大多数并不完全直观，因此最好知道自己在寻找什么。我们将从“Palm swipe to capture ”开始，因为它很棒，而且我们不能完全理解为什么它没有出现在每个Android设备上。要启用该功能，请打开设置(open Settings)，向下滚动，然后点击高级功能(Advanced features)。
在“高级功能(Advanced features)”屏幕上，再次向下滚动，然后访问“动作和手势("Motions and gestures)”。
“手掌滑动捕捉”("Palm swipe to capture")功能旁边有一个开关。点击开关(On)以打开该功能。或者，您也可以按“Palm swipe to capture”以访问附加屏幕。
在下一个屏幕上，您还可以打开或(On)关闭“ (Off)Palm swipe to capture” 。但是，下面的动画更有趣，因为它向您展示了如何使用它。简而言之，将手的边缘垂直放置，就好像您想用空手道砍屏幕一样。然后，保持该位置，滑动整个手的一侧，轻轻地将屏幕从一个边缘刷到另一个边缘（从左到右，反之亦然）以截取屏幕截图。
6. 如何通过智能(Smart)选择面板在Android 三星(Android Samsung)设备上截屏
在Android 三星(Android Samsung)设备上截屏的另一种方法是使用智能选择(Smart select)边缘面板。您可以使用它来捕捉尽可能多的屏幕，而无需进一步编辑图像。智能选择(Smart select)是您的Edge面板之一。要访问它，首先找到边缘(Edge)面板手柄。手柄看起来像一个滚动条，位于屏幕边缘的某个位置（在我们的三星 Galaxy(Samsung Galaxy)上，它默认放置在右上角）。点击它并向内拖动手指以滑出边缘面板。您甚至可以向左或向右滑动以浏览不同的边缘(Edge)面板，直到找到智能选择(Smart select). 顶部的两个按钮可让您决定捕捉的形状。
调整网格大小以适合您要捕获的内容，然后按完成截取屏幕截图Done。
如果您在使用此方法在Android 三星(Android Samsung)设备上截屏时遇到问题，您可以通过打开“设置”(Settings)应用来配置一些选项。然后，点击显示(Display)。
向下滚动并点击边缘屏幕(Edge screen)选项。
在下一个屏幕的顶部，您可以看到有关如何访问Edge面板的动画。通过点击选项旁边的开关，确保(Make)边缘面板(Edge panels)处于打开状态。(On)按下边缘面板(Edge panels)。
接下来，您可以看到可用的Edge 面板(Edge panels)并从顶部的开关切换选项。默认情况下应启用智能选择，但您可以随意添加您想要使用的任何其他面板。(Smart select)如果您执行了所有步骤，但找不到您的边缘面板(Edge panels)，请点击右上角的更多(More)选项。
访问手柄设置(Handle settings)，您可以在其中自定义Edge面板手柄，使其可见且易于使用。
7. 如何在三星 Galaxy上使用(Samsung Galaxy)Bixby截图
如果您使用的是三星的数字助理(Samsung)Bixby，您可以让它在Android Samsung上为您截屏。转到您要截取的屏幕，确保它正在收听，然后说“截屏”("screenshot")或“截屏("take a screenshot)”。
Bixby 会(Bixby)立即捕获您的屏幕。
注意：(NOTE:)我们准备在本教程中也包含一个Google 助理(Google Assistant)部分，但不幸的是，在我们撰写本文时，该功能不适用于我们的任何设备。Google 助理(Google Assistant)似乎可以识别该命令，但在截屏时会卡住加载。当时，如果您坚持使用语音截屏， Bixby似乎是更可靠的选择。(Bixby)
奖励：在三星 Android上(Samsung Android)使用滚动(Use Scroll)捕获来截取您正在查看的内容的长截图
三星(Samsung)还有一个额外的技巧：易于访问的滚动捕获(Scroll capture)按钮，它可以让您截取长截图，在一张图像中捕获您需要的所有数据。每次您在三星 Galaxy(Samsung Galaxy)设备上截取屏幕截图时，屏幕底部都会显示动画智能捕获菜单栏，提供更多选项。(Smart capture)
如果您可以在您所在的屏幕上滚动，无论是网页还是应用程序菜单，智能捕获(Smart capture)菜单左侧都会出现一个称为滚动捕获(Scroll capture)的额外选项。它的图标包括一个上下弹跳的向下双箭头。点击它，您的三星 Galaxy Android 系统(Samsung Galaxy Android)也会截取您最初捕获的区域，自动将两者拼接在一起。
当您要共享或保存的数据太长而无法仅在一个屏幕截图中捕获时，此功能非常有用。这还不是全部：您可以继续点击滚动捕获(Scroll capture)按钮以包含下一个屏幕，直到它到达底部或您完成捕获您想要的所有内容。屏幕截图的预览会实时显示在左下角，完成后您可以按下它来访问您的图像。
请记住，生成的屏幕截图可能很长，如下所示。
你用哪种方式在你的安卓设备(Android)上截屏？
如您所见，如果您需要保存Android设备屏幕上的内容，无论您使用的是哪种Android设备，都有很多方法可以做到这一点。我们使用来自不同制造商的几款智能手机，因此我们本能地使用第一种（通用）方法。但是，在我的三星 Galaxy Android(Samsung Galaxy Android)设备上，我更喜欢使用“手掌滑动捕捉”来截取("Palm swipe to capture")屏幕截图，因为这感觉有点像我用手边扫描屏幕。🙂 你呢？你更喜欢哪种截屏方式？在评论中让我们知道，如果您的Android有特殊的截图方法，请随时分享。
7 ways to take a screenshot on Android (including Samsung Galaxy)
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NOTE: This guide applies to Android 10. If you do not know your Android version, read How to check the Android version on your smartphone or tablet. The procedures are similar on most Android-powered devices, although you might come across some small differences, depending on your device's manufacturer. If you're using a Samsung smartphone, make sure not to miss the dedicated sections at the end of this guide.
1. How to take a screenshot with the Power and Volume Down buttons (also on Samsung Android devices)
This is the most common method to take a screenshot on Android, and it works on most devices (including Samsung Galaxy). All you have to do is open the screen you want to capture, and then press the Power and the Volume Down buttons simultaneously. So you first need to locate them on your Android device. On most Android smartphones today, you can find the two buttons on top of each other on the right edge of your phone, as seen below.
The Power and Volume Down buttons can be placed differently depending on your Android device and who manufactured it. Another popular placement has the Power button on the right edge of the phone, and the Volume Down button on the left.
Another variable is how long you press the two buttons to take a screenshot on your Android. On most devices, you have to press-and-hold the buttons until you get a white flash, a sound, and/or an animation. A pop-up with a thumbnail of your image might also let you know that you successfully captured the contents of your screen.
On our Samsung Galaxy, you have to briefly press the two buttons. Your Samsung Android device then displays the animated Smart capture menu at the bottom of the screen. This offers you more options for your screenshot, like Scroll capture, which we discuss in the last chapter of this tutorial.
NOTE: If this method does not work on your smartphone, try something different: simultaneously press the Power and Home buttons to take a screenshot instead. This button combo is used mostly on Samsung Android devices that include a physical Home button, so it might also do the trick for you. Either way, we're sure that, in the following chapters, you can find at least one other way to take a screenshot on your Android, since most devices offer several options for this.
2. How to take a screenshot on Android from Quick Settings
Some Android smartphone manufacturers offer a button to take screenshots in your Android Quick Settings menu. To access it, swipe down from the top of your screen.
To find the entry you need, you might have to extend the list of Quick Settings by swiping down again. Search for a button called Screenshot or Screen capture - the name differs depending on your Android device. When you tap on the button, the Quick Settings menu slides up, and your smartphone captures what's left on your screen.
TIP: On some devices, you might have to add the Screenshot button to the Quick Settings. Read our tutorial on customizing the Android Quick Settings menu to learn how to do that and how to make the button more easily accessible, if you like this method.
3. How to screenshot on Android from the Power button menu
Some manufacturers include a Screenshot option in the Power button menu, most likely to accommodate users struggling with the first method. Since there's something you want to capture on your screen, you obviously know how to start your Android device, so you already identified where the Power button is. 🙂 Press-and-hold on it, and a menu should pop up on the right side of your screen. From the few options available, tap on Screenshot.
The menu pops back in, and your Android device takes a screenshot of your screen.
TIP: Any screenshot you take on your smartphone is stored in the Photos app, and Samsung also offers the Gallery app on its Android devices. Go through your Photos/Pictures tab or access the Library/Albums tab to find the Screenshots folder.
Check out our tutorial, Where are screenshots saved?, to learn more on this subject.
4. How to take a screenshot with a third-party app like Screen Master (works on all Android devices)
Fire up the Google Play Store and look for third-party apps for taking screenshots. There are many apps that help your screenshot on Android, but, in our opinion, one of the best is Screen Master: Screenshot & Longshot, Photo Markup. Install and open it - we created this tutorial if you need help getting an app from the Google Play Store.
Screen Master allows you to enable a floating button for taking screenshots, that is always available, or to "Shake to take screenshots" - both great options that some might prefer to take screenshots on Android.
The app also lets you customize other details about taking screenshots, like changing the screenshot format on Android. You can also use Stitch Photo to paste your screenshots on top of each other, although Samsung Galaxy users might prefer the built-in Scroll capture, discussed in the last section of this tutorial.
5. How to screenshot on Android Samsung devices with Palm swipe to capture
On top of the two methods we already went over, Samsung Galaxy devices offer several more options to screenshot on Android. Unfortunately, most of them aren't exactly intuitive, so it's best if you know what you're looking for. We'll start with "Palm swipe to capture," because it's awesome, and we can't quite understand why it's not present on every Android device. To enable the feature, open Settings, scroll down, and tap on Advanced features.
On the Advanced features screen, scroll down again, and then access "Motions and gestures."
The "Palm swipe to capture" feature has a switch next to it. Tap on the switch to turn the feature On. Alternatively, you can also press on "Palm swipe to capture" to access an additional screen.
On the next screen, you also get a switch to turn "Palm swipe to capture" On or Off. However, the animation underneath is of more interest because it shows you exactly how to use it. In short, position the edge of your hand perpendicularly, as if you'd like to karate chop your screen. Then, keeping that position, slide the entire side of your hand, gently brushing the screen from one edge to the other (either left to right or vice versa) to take a screenshot.
6. How to take a screenshot on Android Samsung devices from the Smart select panel
Another way to take screenshots on Android Samsung devices is by using the Smart select edge panel. You can use it to capture as much of the screen as you want, eliminating the need to further edit the images. Smart select is one of your Edge panels. To access it, first find the Edge panel handle. The handle looks like a scroll bar and is positioned somewhere along the edge of your screen (on our Samsung Galaxy, it was placed by default on the upper-right edge). Tap on it and drag your finger inwards to slide out the edge panel. You can even slide left or right to browse different Edge panels until you find Smart select. The two buttons on top let you decide the shape of your capture.
Resize the grid to fit what you want to capture, and finish taking a screenshot by pressing Done.
If you're having problems using this method to take screenshots on your Android Samsung device, you can configure some options by opening the Settings app. Then, tap on Display.
Scroll down and tap on the Edge screen option.
On top of the next screen, you can see an animation on how to access the Edge panels. Make sure Edge panels are On by tapping the switch next to the option. Press on Edge panels.
Next, you can see the available Edge panels and toggle the option from the switch on top. Smart select should be enabled by default, but feel free to add any other panels you want to use. If you followed all the steps to this point and can't locate your Edge panels, tap on the More option from the top-right corner.
Access the Handle settings, where you can customize your Edge panel handle to make it visible and easy-to-use.
7. How to use Bixby to take screenshots on Samsung Galaxy
If you're using Bixby, Samsung's digital assistant, you can have it take a screenshot for you on Android Samsung. Go to the screen you want to capture, make sure it's listening, and then say "screenshot" or "take a screenshot."
Bixby immediately captures your screen.
NOTE: We were prepared to include a Google Assistant section also in this tutorial, but, unfortunately, at the time we're writing this article, the feature is not working on any of our devices. The Google Assistant seems to recognize the command, but gets stuck loading when it's time to take the screenshot. At the time, Bixby appears to be the more reliable option if you insist on using your voice to take a screenshot.
BONUS: Use Scroll capture on a Samsung Android to take one long screenshot of what you're looking at
Samsung has one extra trick up its sleeve: the easily accessible Scroll capture button, that lets you take long screenshots, capturing all the data you need in one image. Every time you take a screenshot on your Samsung Galaxy device, the animated Smart capture menu bar is displayed at the bottom of your screen, offering more options.
If you can scroll on the screen you're on, whether it's a web page or an app menu, an extra option called Scroll capture appears on the left of the Smart capture menu. Its icon includes a downward double arrow bouncing up and down. Tap on it, and your Samsung Galaxy Android screenshots the area under your initial capture as well, automatically stitching the two together.
This feature is helpful when the data you want to share or save is too long to capture in just one screenshot. And that's not all: you can continue tapping the Scroll capture button to include the next screen until it either reaches the bottom or you are done capturing everything you wanted. A preview of your screenshot is displayed in real time in the lower-left corner, and you can press it to access your image when you're done.
Just keep in mind that the resulting screenshot can be very long, as you can see below.
Which way do you take screenshots on your Android?
As you can see, if you need to save what's on your Android device's screen, there are plenty of ways to do it, regardless of the Android device you're using. We work on several smartphones from different manufacturers, so we instinctively use the first (universal) method. However, on my Samsung Galaxy Android device, I prefer to take screenshots with "Palm swipe to capture" because it feels a bit like I'm scanning the screen with the edge of my hand. 🙂 What about you? Which methods to take screenshots do you prefer? Let us know in the comments, and if your Android has a special screenshot method, feel free to share it.
