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In both cases, you’ll see the same flash of the screen as if you’d done it the old-fashioned way, and your fresh screenshot will be waiting for you in your photo library. You just need to use your trackpad or mouse to highlight and select the area. By pressing the 3 keys all at once, it will give you the chance to select where to take an image capture. Or, to make things even easier, you can set up one of the Custom Actions (Single-Tap, Double-Tap, or Long Press) to take a screenshot by navigating to the respective menu from the AssistiveTouch settings page. Approach 2: Selective Screen Capture (Command-Shift-4) If you only want to take a screenshot of a specific area on your screen, then this second method is for you. You can also use Siri and say “turn on AssistiveTouch” to get the same result.įrom here, you can take a screenshot using the default settings by tapping the button, then navigating to Device > More > Screenshot. After doing so, you’ll see a small virtual button appear onscreen that persists across all open apps. Open Settings, then navigate to General > Accessibility > Touch > AssistiveTouch, then tap the button at the top of the screen to turn it on. If pressing multiple buttons at once seems a little awkward, simply use one of the handiest Accessibility features on any mobile Apple device: AssistiveTouch. Credit: Apple If you don’t want to bother with button combinations