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If you are struggling while taking a screenshot on your Samsung a51 5g smartphone, then in this post, I am going to tell you how you can do this.

To screenshot on your Samsung a51 5g smartphone, go to the screen which you want to screenshot, press & hold both the Volume Down and the Power Button at the same time, and quickly release them.

How To Take A Screenshot On Samsung A51 5g

How To Take A Screenshot On Samsung A51 5g?

Method 1: Press Volume Down & Power Button Together

  • Go to the screen which you want to screenshot.
  • Quickly press and release the Volume Down button & the Side button (Power / Bixby) together.
  • If you press the buttons correctly, you will hear the camera shutter sound, which means a screenshot is taken.
  • You will also see a small screenshot preview on your screen.
  • You can tap on the screenshot preview to edit, save or delete the screenshot.
  • If you don’t tap on the preview, then it will automatically get stored in your phone storage.
  • You can access your taken screenshot in the screenshot folder under your file manager or gallery app

Method 2: Take Screenshot With “Palm Swipe to Capture”

  • First, you have to make sure this feature “Palm Swipe to Capture” is enabled on your Galaxy A51 5G.
  • To check or enable the feature, go to Settings > Advanced Features > Motions and Gestures, and check if it is enabled or not. If not, then please enable it.
  • Then go to the screen which you want to screenshot.
  • Swipe your palm on the screen from right to left or left to right
  • If you do it correctly, you will hear the camera shutter sound, which means the screenshot is taken.
  • You will also see a small screenshot preview on your screen.
  • You can tap on the screenshot preview to edit, save or delete the screenshot.
  • If you don’t tap on the preview, then it will automatically get stored in your phone storage.
  • You can access your taken screenshot in the screenshot folder under your file manager or gallery app.

Method 3” Use Google Assistance

  • Install the Google Assistant on your phone
  • Setup the Google Assistance to work on your command “Hey Google.”
  • Go to the phone’s screen, which you want to screenshot.
  • Command “Hey Google” “Capture A Screenshot.”
  • On your command, Google Assistant will take the screenshot.
  • Once the screenshot is captured, it will show you the preview.
  • Save or share the screenshot from the preview page. If in case you don’t save or share the screenshot, it will get deleted.

Method 4: Screenshot With Quick Navigation

  • Go to the screen or app which you want to capture
  • Swipe down from the top to access your quick navigation
  • Tap Screenshot Icon
  • You are done; your screenshot is taken

Method 5: Take Screenshot With Third-Party Screenshot App

There are many apps and websites which will not let you screenshot with your default feature. In that case, you can take the screenshot with any third-party screenshot app.

You can use any app as per your preference; below, I am suggesting some of the good screenshot apps, so if you want, you can also pick any of them.

  • Super Screenshot
  • Screen Master
  • Touchshot
  • screenshot Touch

FAQS | Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where To Find, Edit, Or Share Your Screenshot On Samsung a51 5g?

You can find your screenshot in the screenshot folder under the file manager or gallery app. To find the option to edit or share the screenshot, just tap on the screenshot.


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Rahul Choudhary is a technology and troubleshooting expert. He gives his expert opinion on different technology trends and provides troubleshooting guides for different apps, websites, & consumer hardware products. He graduated in BA English Honours from the University Of Delhi, and later he learned HTML and WordPress. He also did a certificate course in Hardware and Network Troubleshooting , and a certificate course in Computer Architecture.