15 Tips to Help You Record Your iPhone Screen for the Best Result

The ability to record your iPhone screen happens to be a popular iOS feature that users make good use of for various purposes. These can range from showing the demo of a process to someone or recording how to use an app and so on.

Recording your iPhone screen isn’t too big of a task either. Presented here are a few such methods to record your iPhone screen and the best practice to follow.

1. Use a Good Quality iOS Screen Recording App

Though you can record your iPhone screen without any app, there always are a few available that will let you do it easily. TechSmith Capture and Display Recorder are among the more prominent screen recording apps available in the market.

2. Enable screen recording

1. Go to Settings>Control Center>Customize Controls.
2. Tap on the plus sign next to Screen Recording.
3. Once you are done with this, you can start recording your iPhone screen.

3. Pay Attention to How Much You Are Recording

Though you can just go on and on with your recordings, make sure you recording only what you are needed. Not only does it make your recording look precise and professional, you will also save a lot of storage with this.

4. Clear Screen Clutter Before Recording

If you are recording something on the home screen, you might want to clean up all the icons to show only those that you’d like to highlight. That entails having a new wallpaper in place showing the required icons.

To set a new wallpaper, go to Settings>Wallpaper>Choose a New Wallpaper. Choose between Dynamic or Stills.
After selecting a wallpaper, tap on Set>Set Home Screen.

5. Enable Do Not Disturb Mode

There are always chances of that odd notification showing up when your recording session is in progress. Here is how you can prevent that:

Go to Settings>Do Not Disturb>Do not Disturb.
Select Silence: Always.

6. Fix the Lock Orientation

It is best to fix your screen orientation before recording, else the video orientation will change if you tilt your phone while recording.

To lock orientation, tap on the screen rotation padlock icon in the Control Center.

7. Turn off Display Zoom

You will have to turn the zoom mode off if you wish to record at full resolution. To do so, tap on Settings>Display and Brightness>Display Zoom | View>Standard>Set. Let the iPhone restart for the change to take effect.

8. Don’t Mute Your Device

This applies when you’d like to include the iPhone’s sound in your recordings.

9. Turn off In-App Music

Turning off in-app music (via app settings) will be a good idea if you feel that is creating a distraction in your recording.

10. Free System Resources

It’s best to close unnecessary apps as well as all background processes for the best performance, given that recording is a processor-intensive task and eats up system resources.

11. Create a New Page

To demo something with a single app, it’s best to create a new page to highlight the app even more. Simply long-press on the app and drag it to the right edge to open a new page with the single app.

12. Record According to a Script

Even if it’s a short video, it is best to have an outline of what you wish to achieve with the video and how best to attain that. This will make the video look more professional and well made. In short, shoot according to a script.

13. Use a Good Quality Mic

Use a good mic if you are recording your voice or surrounding audio for best results and to ensure a good audio experience.

14. Record in a Silent Place

At the risk of sounding superfluous, always record in a silent place to ensure good quality video.

15. Use Background Music

You may also opt to add music post-recording to make your video seem all the more appealing.

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