Quiz · 6 questions · about 3 min

Snap it! Screenshot skills on every device

iPhone, Galaxy, Pixel, Mac and Windows: do you know every shortcut?

Six questions on taking screenshots, with real screens from our Pixel 10a and Galaxy A57.

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The questions

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iPhone with Face ID: which two buttons take a screenshot?
- Side button and volume up
- Side button and volume down
- Both volume buttons
- Side button alone
After a Pixel screenshot, which of these buttons captures a whole long page?
- Share
- Edit (the pencil)
- Capture more (up and down arrows)
- Delete
Which Galaxy setting lets you take a screenshot with the edge of your hand?
- Palm swipe to capture
- Hand wave
- Air gesture
- Smart capture
On a Mac, which shortcut captures just part of the screen?
- Shift + Command + 3
- Shift + Command + 4
- Command + P
- Option + S
On Windows 11, Windows + PrtSc does what?
- Opens Paint
- Saves the whole screen straight to Pictures > Screenshots
- Prints the page
- Locks the PC
Want a whole web page from Safari on an iPhone in one file? Tap…
- Full Page in the screenshot editor
- Print
- Reader
- Share, Copy

Mac: add the Control key to any screenshot shortcut to copy the picture instead of saving it, then paste with Command + V. Source: Apple Support: Take a screenshot on Mac
Windows: each snip is also copied to the Snipping Tool window, where you can crop it or draw on it (Microsoft). Source: Microsoft Support: Use Snipping Tool to capture screenshots
Pixel without buttons: swipe up and hold to see your open apps, then tap Screenshot under the app (Google). Source: Pixel Phone Help: Take a screenshot on your Pixel phone or tablet