The control center on an iPhone houses many buttons to easily access apps and abilities across the device, including screen recording; here’s how users can screen record on iPhones.

To enable screen recording, go to Settings, navigate to Content and Privacy Restrictions, select Content Restrictions, click on Screen Recording and opt to Allow. To add Screen Recording to the control center on an iPhone, go to Settings, navigate to the Control Center, enable Access Within Apps and select the circled, green addition sign next to Screen Recording. From there, users will be able to go directly to the control center—which is accessible by lightly sliding down in the upper right corner of the iPhone—and screen record by clicking the screen recording icon—which is indicated by a recording symbol.

To screen record on iPhone, go to the control center and select the screen recording icon. Users are given three seconds before recording—indicated by a highlighted and blinking recording symbol—begins. Users should click that same icon to stop recording. Turn on the iPhone’s ringer to ensure the screen recording picks up sound from the screen. To add a voiceover to the screen recording, enable the microphone by pressing down on the screen recording icon and selecting the microphone icon once it appears.

Though screen recordings are meant to go to the photo library, go to the screen recording icon in the iPhone control center to, press down on it and ensure that Photos are selected as the designation for the screen recording. Users can use third party applications, such as VN, to improve the screen recording quality and make additional edits.