Users can take scrolling screenshots on a few smartphones for now and edit them before sending

Taking a screenshot is not difficult. Anyone using an Android or iOS device will be able to take the screenshot easily. But what if one wants a scrolling or long screenshot on their devices. With the introduction of Android 12, users can now witness some of the most dynamic features with an all-new design built.

However, the scrolling screenshot feature was available on OnePlus, Samsung, and other devices. But it was not available on all devices, including Google Pixel and more.

Google Chrome didn’t support the scrolling feature when it unveiled Android 12. The feature was still missing when the tech giant released its third beta. But now, the tech giant has finally rolled out support for Android 12’s scrolling screenshots in Chrome.

Earlier, the ‘Capture More’ button in the bottom-left screenshot preview would not appear in Chrome. But now, it is visible next to the share and edit icons. It will then head over to the same full-screen viewer where users will get the options including edit, save, and share directly. Additionally, one can also select how many portions for the screenshot.

One can use this feature on any Android device as long as it runs on Android 12.

Users can take scrolling screenshots on a few smartphones for now, including OnePlus, and edit them before sending. OnePlus users just have to press and hold the volume and power buttons simultaneously.

Apart from this, users can also enable a three-finger screenshot by swiping three fingers on their phones. After the screenshot is captured, the Expanded Screenshot option will appear at the bottom right of the screen. All one has to do is tap on it and then activate the scrolling screenshot feature on the phone.