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Need to show someone how to do something on your phone, record gameplay, or save a video call? Android phones come with a '''built-in screen recorder''' on most modern versions, and if your device doesn’t have it, you can use third-party apps. Here’s a step-by-step guide. == Method 1: Using the Built-In Screen Recorder (Android 11+) == Most phones with Android 11 or newer have this feature. # Swipe down from the top of your screen to open '''Quick Settings'''. # Look for the '''Screen Record''' (or “Screen Recorder”) button. #* If you don’t see it, tap the '''pencil/edit icon''' to add it to Quick Settings. # Tap '''Screen Record'''. # Choose settings: #* Record audio (mic, system sounds, or both). #* Show touches on screen. # Tap '''Start''' → Wait for the countdown. # To stop, swipe down and tap the '''Stop button''' in the notification panel. Your recording is saved in the '''Photos/Gallery app → Screen recordings'''. == Method 2: Samsung Phones (One UI) == Samsung has its own screen recorder. # Swipe down to open '''Quick Panel'''. # Tap '''Screen Recorder'''. # Choose sound settings (mute, media, or media + mic). # Tap '''Start recording'''. # Stop by tapping the '''stop icon''' in the control bar. == Method 3: If Your Phone Doesn’t Have Screen Recording == If your Android version is older than 11 or your brand didn’t include a recorder, use a trusted app: * '''AZ Screen Recorder''' * '''Mobizen Screen Recorder''' * '''Google Play Games''' (records gameplay only). Download from the '''Google Play Store'''. == Tips & Warnings == * '''Storage space''': Screen recordings can be large. Make sure you have enough storage. * '''Battery drain''': Recording + audio + high brightness will use extra battery. * '''Privacy''': Be careful—everything on your screen, including notifications, will be recorded. * '''AI helpers''': Ask '''ChatGPT, Gemini, or Copilot''' for recommendations on the best third-party recording apps for your device. == FAQs == '''1. Where do screen recordings get saved on Android?''' In the '''Photos/Gallery app → Screen recordings folder'''. '''2. Can I record internal audio on Android?''' Yes, most Android 10+ devices allow internal audio recording. Check settings when starting. '''3. How long can I record the screen?''' It depends on storage and battery. There’s usually no strict limit. '''4. Can I record screen without downloading an app?''' Yes, if your phone runs Android 11+ or is Samsung, OnePlus, Xiaomi, etc. '''5. Can I edit screen recordings?''' Yes, use the built-in Photos editor or third-party apps like CapCut or InShot. Recording your screen on Android is easy—just use the built-in '''Screen Recorder''' in Quick Settings (Android 11+), or Samsung’s tool if you’re on Galaxy. If your phone doesn’t have one, third-party apps like '''AZ Screen Recorder''' work perfectly.
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