How to Do Screen Recording on Android

Screen recording on Android can be quite simple and straightforward. Below is a comprehensive guide to help you capture your screen effortlessly.

How to do screen recording on Android?

Step-by-Step Guide

1. Using Built-in Screen Recorder (Android 10 and above)

1.1. Access the Quick Settings Panel

  1. Swipe down from the top of your screen to pull down the notification shade.
  2. Swipe down again to access the Quick Settings panel.

1.2. Locate the Screen Recorder

  1. Look for the Screen Recorder icon in the Quick Settings panel. It may look like a camera or a camcorder.
  2. If you don't see it immediately, you might need to swipe left to reveal more icons or tap on the Edit button (pencil icon) to add the Screen Recorder to your Quick Settings panel.

1.3. Start Recording

  1. Tap on the Screen Recorder icon.
  2. A pop-up may appear asking for permissions or offering recording options (such as recording audio and showing touches on the screen). Configure these options as desired.
  3. Tap Start or Start Recording. You might see a countdown before the recording begins.

1.4. Stop Recording

  1. To stop the recording, swipe down from the top of your screen to access the notification shade.
  2. Tap on the Stop button in the Screen Recorder notification.

2. Using Third-Party Apps (For Older Android Versions)

2.1. Download a Screen Recording App

  1. Open the Google Play Store.
  2. Search for a screen recording app, such as AZ Screen Recorder, Mobizen Screen Recorder, or Screen Recorder - No Ads.
  3. Select and install the app of your choice.

2.2. Configure the Screen Recorder

  1. Open the screen recording app.
  2. Follow the on-screen instructions to grant necessary permissions (e.g., overlay, storage, microphone).

2.3. Start Recording

  1. Use the app's interface to start recording. This usually involves tapping a record button.
  2. Some apps provide floating widgets that allow you to start and stop recording easily.

2.4. Stop Recording

  1. Use the app's interface or the floating widget to stop recording.
  2. The recorded video is usually saved in a default directory, which the app will indicate.

3. Accessing Your Recordings

  1. Open your Gallery or Photos app.
  2. Look for a folder named Screen recordings or similar.
  3. Your screen recordings should be available in this folder for you to view, edit, and share.

By following these steps, you should be able to record your screen on your Android device with ease.

You can also watch this video tutorial for a visual guide:

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