If you want your screen recording to record your voice, simply perform a long-press or 3D Touch on the control tile to open its very own control window, then tap on the mic icon on the bottom before you start recording. That's to conform to any laws that may prohibit it in your state. However, for some video calling apps, such as FaceTime, only the video can be recorded and not the audio call portion of it. Once you've added the Screen Recording control tile, you'll now see the Screen Recording toggle that you can tap on whenever you want to record your screen.īy default, screen recordings will also record any in-app music and sounds during video recording. To set it up, head over to your Settings app, then tap on 'Control Center.' From there, select 'Customize Controls,' then scroll down to find 'Screen Recording' and tap on the green 'plus' icon next to it to add it to the Control Center. Just like the Flashlight tool, the Screen Recording tool doesn't have an app - just a control option for the Control Center - but it's not enabled by default. Step 1: Add the Screen Recording Shortcut

Don't Miss: 200+ Exciting New iOS 13 Features for iPhone.Also, some third-party apps support screen-sharing, which you can use to broadcast directly to the app in question.

After recording, it will be saved to your Photos app where you can trim the video down to remove the footage of when you started and stopped the recording. With the native 'Screen Recording' tool, you can not only record a video of your iPhone's screen, but you can also record audio (in some apps) and voiceovers. Now, in iOS 11, iOS 12, and iOS 13, Apple has an official, native screen recording tool. If you wanted to record your iPhone's screen without an external device, there were unofficial apps you could use, like AirShou, but they required complicated installations. The only official way to record your iPhone's screen before iOS 11 was to hook it up to a Mac and use QuickTime Player to do the recording for you.

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