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How to take a screenshot on your Amazon Fire Tablet

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How to take a screenshot on your Amazon Fire Tablet – Guide

Fire tablets are ideal for online browsing without the need for a full size laptop. From the comfort of your bed or sofa, you can browse social media, check your email, upload photos and more. This situation implies that you may want or need to capture a screenshot, either to share it online or to store it in the cloud for later access.

The problem is that taking a picture on your Amazon Fire tablet isn’t immediately obvious. Don’t worry – no matter the size of the device, it’s quite simple to perform. How to taking a screenshot on your Amazon Fire tablet is covered in this article.

Taking a screenshot on your Fire tablet

  • To take a screenshot, make sure your tablet is in the app or webpage you want to capture.
  • turn down the volume button first, but you need to act fast when using the power button, almost as if you were pressing both simultaneously. This procedure helps to reduce the “shutdown” scenario when the “Power” button somehow registers first. AN camera or a ringing sound plays and the screen flashes to confirm the capture.
  • A quick preview is displayed followed by animation pushing the photo to the top of the screen. If you swipe up and down the screen to open the notification tray, you’ll see a notification that says “Screenshot taken”.

    • It is important to note that the volume buttons switch functions depending on the orientation of your Fire tablet. All four possible rotations are available on Amazon Fire tablets, which means that the button the activated volume reduction may change depending on the position of your tablet. here is a quick guide with the correct correspondent button:

  • Normal orientation (buttons on the top of the device): Press and hold the power key and the volume button closest to the left side of the device.
  • Inverted position (buttons on the bottom of the device): Press and hold the power button and the volume button closest to the power key.
  • Left horizontal orientation (buttons to the left of the device): Press and hold the power button and the lower volume button closer to the bottom of the device.
  • Right landscape position (buttons on the right side of the device): Press and hold the power button and the lower volume button closest to the power key.

    • Editing and sharing a screenshot on your Fire tablet

    Editing a screenshot

  • Close the page that displays your recent changes in Photo Studio and immerse yourself in the application.
  • O home display in Photo Studio features tons of information, including predefined animations and a picture-in-picture camera mode. You can ignore all that and tap “Browse” and select “Top Photos”.
  • All photos on your device, including screenshots, appear. The first image in the list should be the screenshot you are looking for, if it is the last image taken. Tap on the desired photo and wait for it to load inside the app.
  • You’ll find most of your controls at the bottom of the tablet, right below the screenshot. Four editing tabs are available: (1) Filters and Effects, (2) Corrections, (3) Crop, and (4) Sliders.
  • (1) Filters and Effects: Here, you’ll find the ability to add filters, frames, image effects and more. You probably won’t need to use this setting for most screenshots, although there are a few options here that matter – mostly text and paint. “Text” allows you to add words to your screenshot, while “Paint” allows you to circle, highlight or hide a specific part of the image that features confidential information such as names or phone numbers. (2) Fixes: This tab allows you to change your device’s visual effects, including cloning objects. (3) Cropping: This tab allows you to crop, crop, rotate and resize your image. For most people, this is the tab you want to use to adjust your screenshot correctly. (4) Sliders: This tab allows you to adjust the brightness, contrast, photo temperature, saturation and more in your image.
  • Once you’ve finished editing, tap the small “check mark” in the lower right area to save your final image for your tablet’s storage.
  • Select how you want the file to be saved on your device: choose a format, image size, file name and location. You can also rewrite the original, which is a good choice for keeping your screenshots together in one folder, assuming you don’t need to save the original photo.
  • After editing is complete, tap “Save”.

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