Taking a screenshot is one of those small features you end up using all the time. Whether you want to save an important message, capture an error, keep a receipt, or share something interesting with a friend, Motorola Razr 60 Ultra gives you several simple ways to grab what is currently on your screen.
The good news is that you don’t have to rely only on the physical buttons. Depending on how you use your phone, you can capture the screen with a button combination, a gesture, voice commands, or even capture an entire scrolling page.
In this guide, we’ll walk through the easiest screenshot methods available on Motorola Razr 60 Ultra, along with a few useful settings you may want to change.
Table of Contents
- Use the Side and Volume Buttons
- Take a Screenshot With Palm Swipe
- Use the Quick Settings Panel
- Take Screenshots With Voice Commands
- Capture a Full Webpage With Scroll Capture
- Change Screenshot Settings
- What to Do If Screenshots Aren’t Working
- Final Thoughts
Use the Side and Volume Buttons
The quickest way to capture your screen is with the physical buttons.
Here’s what you need to do:
- Open the screen you want to capture.
- Press the Side button and Volume Down button at the same time.
- Release both buttons immediately.
- Your screen should flash briefly, and the screenshot toolbar may appear at the bottom.
That’s it. The screenshot will automatically be saved to your phone’s Gallery.
A quick tip
Don’t hold the buttons for too long. A quick simultaneous press is all that’s required. Holding the Side button can open the power menu instead, which can make it seem like the screenshot function isn’t working.
This is generally the fastest method when you need to capture something quickly.
Take a Screenshot With Palm Swipe
Prefer gestures over physical buttons? If the palm-swipe feature is enabled, you can capture your screen by swiping the edge of your hand across the display.
To take a screenshot:
- Place the side of your palm near one edge of the display.
- Swipe across the screen from one side to the other.
- The phone will capture the screen automatically.
It can take a little practice at first. Once you get used to the gesture, though, it becomes surprisingly convenient.
Turn on Palm Swipe to Capture
If the gesture isn’t working, check its setting:
- Open Settings.
- Tap Advanced features.
- Select Motions and gestures.
- Find Palm swipe to capture.
- Turn the feature on.
Now try the gesture again.
Tip: If the phone keeps interpreting your swipe as normal screen interaction, make sure you’re using the edge of your palm rather than placing your entire hand flat against the display.
Use the Quick Settings Panel
Depending on your software version and Quick Settings layout, you may also have a screenshot-related shortcut available.
Swipe down from the top of the screen to open the Quick Settings panel and look for a screenshot or screen-capture option.
If you don’t see one, tap the Edit button and check whether an available button can be added to your Quick Settings panel.
This method is useful when you don’t want to press the physical buttons or use a gesture.
Take Screenshots With Voice Commands
You can also use a voice assistant when you don’t want to touch the phone.
First, open the screen you want to capture. Then activate your preferred voice assistant and ask it to take a screenshot.
For example, you can say:
“Take a screenshot.”
If the assistant supports the command on your current software configuration, it should capture the screen for you.
This can be handy when you’re holding something in your other hand or when reaching the phone’s buttons is inconvenient.
Capture a Full Webpage With Scroll Capture
Here’s one screenshot feature that’s especially useful for long webpages, conversations and lists.
Instead of taking several separate screenshots, you can use Scroll capture to create one long screenshot.
How to use Scroll Capture
- Open the webpage, conversation, settings page, or other supported content.
- Take a normal screenshot using one of the methods above.
- Look for the screenshot toolbar that appears after the capture.
- Tap the Scroll capture button.
- Continue tapping it until you’ve captured the section you need.
- Tap outside the toolbar when you’re finished.
The phone combines the captured sections into a longer image.
This is particularly useful when you want to save an entire article or a lengthy conversation without filling your Gallery with a dozen separate screenshots.
Scroll capture isn’t available everywhere
Some apps and screens don’t support scrolling screenshots. If the Scroll capture button doesn’t appear, the particular content may not support the feature.
Change Screenshot Settings
You can also adjust how screenshots behave from the phone’s settings.
Open:
Settings → Advanced features → Screenshots and screen recordings
Depending on your software version, you may find options related to the screenshot toolbar, screenshot format, and other capture preferences.
Show the screenshot toolbar
The toolbar that appears after taking a screenshot gives you quick access to features such as:
- Crop
- Draw or annotate
- Share
- Scroll capture
- Delete
If you don’t see the toolbar after capturing an image, check whether Show toolbar after capturing is enabled.
Change the screenshot format
Some software versions allow you to choose how screenshots are stored. If a format option is available on your phone, select the one that best fits your needs.
If you’re simply taking screenshots for sharing, the default setting is usually perfectly fine.
Where Are Screenshots Saved?
After taking a screenshot, you can normally find it in the Gallery app.
Look for the Screenshots album or folder.
You can then:
- Edit the image
- Crop unwanted areas
- Add drawings or text
- Share it with another app
- Delete it when you’re finished
If you can’t immediately find a screenshot, open Gallery and search for Screenshots.
What to Do If Screenshots Aren’t Working
If the normal button combination doesn’t capture anything, don’t panic. Try these quick checks.
1. Press the buttons briefly
Press Side + Volume Down together and release them immediately. Don’t hold them down.
2. Try Palm Swipe
Go to:
Settings → Advanced features → Motions and gestures
Then make sure Palm swipe to capture is enabled.
3. Restart the phone
A simple restart can fix temporary software glitches affecting system functions.
4. Check the app you’re using
Some apps restrict screenshots for privacy or security reasons. If screenshots work normally elsewhere but not inside one particular app, the app may be preventing screen capture.
5. Check available storage
If your phone is extremely low on storage, saving new screenshots may become problematic. Check your available storage and free up space if necessary.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I screenshot on Motorola Razr 60 Ultra?
The easiest method is to press the Side button + Volume Down button simultaneously and release them quickly.
Why does pressing the buttons open the power menu?
You’re probably holding the buttons for too long. Press both buttons briefly rather than holding them.
Can I take a screenshot without pressing buttons?
Yes. If supported and enabled, you can use Palm swipe to capture, a Quick Settings shortcut, or a compatible voice assistant.
How do I take a long screenshot?
Take a normal screenshot first and then tap the Scroll capture option in the screenshot toolbar.
Where are my screenshots stored?
Screenshots are normally saved automatically in the Screenshots album inside the Gallery app.
Why can’t I take a screenshot in some apps?
Certain apps may restrict screen capture because of security, privacy, copyright, or other app-specific policies.
Final Thoughts
There isn’t just one way to take a screenshot on Motorola Razr 60 Ultra. The Side + Volume Down combination is probably the easiest option for everyday use, while Palm swipe is handy if you prefer gestures.
For longer pages, don’t forget about Scroll capture. It can save you the hassle of taking and organizing multiple screenshots.
Once you’ve found the method you like, taking screenshots becomes almost second nature. And if something goes wrong, the screenshot and screen-recording settings give you a few options to check before assuming there’s a problem with the phone.
