

So, if you have access to a Mac, there’s a better way to make an iPhone screencast: QuickTime iPhone Screen Recording This makes recording your screen as easy as swiping your finger (up for iPhone 8 or earlier, down from the clock for iPhone X or later) and tapping the record button, but there’s a big problem with this method: all of your recordings will have a bright red recording indicator at the top, which can be quite distracting. Most people who do this use Apple’s built-in screen recording tool, which you can add to your phone’s Control Center in the settings (go to Settings > Control Center > Customize Controls, then tap the green plus (+) icon next to Screen Recording).

This is simplest way to record your iPhone screen, and it also gives you a very high-quality image. Since making high-quality app videos means recording iPhones every day, we thought we’d share three easy methods: iPhone Screen Capture There are lots of reasons you might want to record your iPhone (or iPad) screen, from sharing your gaming triumphs to creating an App Preview video.
