The process behind screenshotting and editing photos is virtually the same across most Apple products.
However, it may vary slightly depending on which iOS or iPad version you have.
This guide will introduce how to create and edit screenshots using an iPad gadget.
The screenshot will then be displayed in the lower-left corner of your screen.
Tap the screenshot and press the Done option.
There is also the option to manually Save to Photos.
The image you screenshot can be visible in the Screenshots, Photos, or All Photos, albums.
you might crop it by dragging the edges inward to trim individual sections of the image.
you could also draw on the image by selecting one of the pens three styles.
These are located at the bottom of the screen.
To use the pen tools, you must tap on the desired style pen icon and begin drawing.
Which pen style you choose is dependent on personal preference in terms of line thickness.
The next option to the right is the thickest line option available and looks similar to a highlighter.
The next pen style to the right is used for thin, pencil-like lines.
There is also an eraser tool, which is rectangular in shape with an X on the top.
This will open up a window that enables you to choose any color you wish to draw in.
This will open a window with several options, including: Text, Signature, and Magnifier.
The Signature option enables you to add a signature to your image.
Do so by drawing your signature with your finger within the designated field at the bottom of the screen.
The Magnify option gives you the ability to magnify any portion of your image.
Do so by dragging the magnifier tool around your image.
In the same window beneath Magnification, there is an option with several shapes.
you’re able to drag any of these shapes directly onto your screenshot as well.
These shapes can also be resized and re-positioned.
This will open a window with the option to either Save to Photos or Delete Screenshots.
Youll be able to find your image within your iPads Photos app.
