How To Screen Record On Iphone 12

Hey, have you ever tried to screen record on your iPhone 12 and ended up with a bunch of random screenshots instead? Yeah, I've been there too! It's like, what's the point of having a super cool phone if you can't even figure out how to record your screen, right?

So, let's get started

! First things first, you gotta make sure your iPhone 12 is running the latest iOS update, 'cause trust me, it makes a difference. And, btw, have you noticed how often Apple releases new updates? Like, I feel like my phone is always telling me to update something!

Okay, focus! So, to screen record, you need to go to your Settings app and scroll down to Control Center. From there, you can customize your controls and add the Screen Recording feature - it's like a little toggle switch, easy peasy! Now, I know what you're thinking, "why do I need to add it to my Control Center?"

Time to record!

Now that you've added the Screen Recording feature, you can start recording your screen. To do this, swipe down from the top right corner of your screen (or up from the bottom, depending on your phone's settings) to open the Control Center. Then, tap the little record button - it looks like a circle with a dot inside, pretty straightforward, right?

So, you're probably wondering, "what's the point of screen recording anyway?" Well, let me tell you, it's super handy for gaming, tutorials, or even just showing your friends how to do something on their phone. And, btw, have you seen those crazy gaming streams online? Like, wow, people are seriously good at playing games!

One more thing, when you're done recording, you can find your video in the Photos app - easy to access and share with your friends. Now, I know some of you might be thinking, "wait, where's the edit button?" Don't worry, I got you! You can edit your recording right in the Photos app, it's like having your own little movie studio in your pocket!

And, that's it! You're now a screen recording master - go forth and record all the things! Just kidding, but seriously, it's a pretty useful feature to have, and I hope this little tutorial helped you out. Happy recording!