Screenshot in Wiko 5G

How to take a screenshot or screen capture on a Wiko 5G

One essential feature of modern smartphones is the ability to take screenshots, capturing an image of what is currently displayed on your Wiko 5G's screen.

Although there are apps for this function, you don’t need to install any additional ones, as it’s already built into the HarmonyOS operating system.

Taking a screenshot allows you to save a WhatsApp conversation, a Tinder message, an Instagram story, a Facebook photo, or a video frame directly to your Wiko device's memory.

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First method:

If you want to make a screenshot to your Wiko 5G you have to follow these simple steps:

Estimated time: 2 minutes.

1- First step:

First, go to the screen that you want to capture a screenshot of on your Wiko 5G, whether it's a web page, chat, or application.

2- Second step:

Press the power key simultaneously and the volume key up in your Wiko 5G. Release both buttons quickly.

3- Third step:

The captured image is automatically saved in the gallery of your mobile/cell phone Wiko 5G.

You can find the image gallery on the home screen. It typically has a photo or instant photo icon. Depending on the software version installed, your image gallery application might be Google Photos. If that's the case, look for an icon resembling a four-pointed star made of paper, with each point in a different color.

4- Fourth step:

Open the image gallery, the images and photos will appear sorted by date, click on the capture that you just made on your 5G, and you will be able to edit it, trim it or send it to your contacts or through your preferred social network.

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Screenshot without using the buttons on 5G

If you cannot use the physical buttons of the Wiko 5G because they are broken or you do not want to use them because it is a problem for you to press both buttons at the same time to take the screenshot, there is an alternative so you can continue taking screenshots without the power and volume buttons that we tell you about below:

1- First step:

Go to the screen or application you want to capture the screen on your Wiko.

2- Second step:

Display the quick access or settings bar of your Wiko 5G. To do this, slide your finger down from the top of the screen, the shortcuts to device settings will be displayed.

3- Third step:

Press the screenshot icon, if you don't see the icon, swipe down again to display the full panel.
If you can't see this icon, you may need to add it to the shortcuts panel.

4- Fourth step:

The captured image is automatically saved in the gallery of your Wiko phone or tablet.

You can find the image gallery on the home screen. It typically has a photo or instant photo icon. Depending on the software version installed, your image gallery application might be Google Photos. If that's the case, look for an icon resembling a four-pointed star made of paper, with each point in a different color.

How to capture a full page in Wiko 5G?

To take a screenshot with scrolling on a web page, a WhatsApp conversation or any other application of your Wiko 5G take the screenshot with the method indicated above, when taking the screenshot the capture will appear and the screenshot menu for a few seconds at the bottom.

Before it disappears, click on the "Capture more" icon and an editing menu will appear where you can select up to what point on the screen you want to capture.

Once the screenshot is complete, it will be saved in the 5G's image gallery, where you can edit and share it on social networks.

About the device:

Wiko 5G is a mobile/cell phone with dimensions of 164.6 x 75.6 x 7.9 mm (6.48 x 2.98 x 0.31 in), a weight of 191 grams, a screen size of 6.78 inches, 111.4 cm2 (~89.5% screen-to-body ratio) and a screen resolution of 1080 x 2388 pixels (~387 ppi density).

It has a processor Octa-core (2x2.2 GHz Kryo 660 Gold & 6x1.7 GHz Kryo 660 Silver), a graphics card Adreno 619, a RAM memory 8 GB and an internal memory of 128 GB, 256 GB.

The Wiko 5G comes from the factory with the HarmonyOS operating system.

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