How to Take a Screenshot on the Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold

The fastest way to take a screenshot on the Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold is to open the content you want, then press the Side (Power) key and the lower Volume key at the same time. The phone captures the screen and shows a preview.

1. Use the Pixel 10 Pro Fold screenshot buttons

Open the screen you want to capture.
Press the Side (Power) key and the lower part of the Volume key simultaneously.
Release both buttons when the preview appears.

This shortcut works from the inner display or the cover display. Press the buttons together rather than holding one first; holding the Side key by itself opens the power controls.

2. Take a screenshot without pressing both buttons

Google Assistant

Say “Hey Google, take a screenshot.” Google Assistant captures the current screen. This is useful when using both buttons is awkward or when you need a one-handed method.

Swipe up from the bottom edge and hold to open the recent-apps view.
Select the app that contains the screen you want.
Tap Screenshot.

Tap Overview (the recent-apps button).
Select the open app.
Tap Screenshot.

If the button shortcut does not respond, hold the Side (Power) button for a few seconds and tap Screenshot in the power menu.

Method	Best for	What you do
Side + Volume down	Fastest capture	Press both keys together
Google Assistant	Voice or one-handed use	Say “Hey Google, take a screenshot”
Gesture navigation	Gesture users	Swipe up and hold, then tap Screenshot
Three-button navigation	Classic navigation users	Tap Overview, then Screenshot
Power menu	When the shortcut fails	Hold Power, then tap Screenshot

3. Capture a long or scrolling screenshot

Android 12 and later support scrolling screenshots on most screens that allow scrolling.

Take a normal screenshot with the Side and lower Volume keys, or use another method above.
When the preview and controls appear, tap Capture more.
Drag the crop guidelines to include the content you need.
Save the result.

Capture more may not appear on screens that cannot scroll, such as some fixed dialogs, protected content, or views whose app does not expose a scrollable surface. In those cases, capture several regular screenshots or use the app’s own export function.

Find saved screenshots

Open Google Photos.
Tap Collections.
Open On this device.
Tap Screenshots.

The screenshot preview also opens immediately after capture. If you dismissed it, use the Google Photos path above. The image is stored with the phone’s other screenshots and can be edited or shared from there.

Edit a screenshot

Open the image in Google Photos and tap Edit. Crop away status bars or sensitive details, adjust the image, and save a copy. For a scrolling screenshot, check the crop boundaries carefully because the capture can be taller than the display.

Open the image in Google Photos, tap Share, and choose the app or contact. Before sharing, inspect the image for private notifications, account numbers, addresses, or other information visible in the status bar.

5. Translate text in a screenshot

Pixel 3 and later devices, including Fold models, can use Google Photos and Google Lens to translate text in a screenshot.

Open the screenshot in Google Photos.
Tap the Lens icon.
Choose Translate.
Select the source and destination languages when prompted.

Google lists Chinese, French, German, Hebrew, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish among the supported languages for this workflow.

6. Troubleshooting

The Side and Volume buttons do nothing

Press the two keys at exactly the same time and release quickly. Pressing and holding the Side key first opens power controls. If the shortcut still fails, hold the Side key for a few seconds and choose Screenshot from the power menu.

The volume changes instead of taking a screenshot

The keys were likely pressed at different times. Try placing one finger on each key and pressing together. You can also use Google Assistant or the recent-apps Screenshot button.

“Capture more” is missing

Only screens that support scrolling expose the control. Try the capture from a long webpage or list. Fixed dialogs, some protected screens, and apps that block scrolling screenshots may not provide it.

The screenshot is not in Google Photos

Open Google Photos > Collections > On this device > Screenshots. Give Photos a moment to index a newly saved image, then check again. If you used a different capture app, look in that app’s own storage location.

The image contains something you did not expect

Android captures the visible display, including notification banners, status icons, and open menus. Dismiss sensitive notifications and close overlays before capturing. Crop or edit the image before sharing.

Use Capture more only for the section you need by moving the crop handles. For very long content, several smaller screenshots can be easier to read and send than one extremely tall image.

7. Practical capture tips

Choose the method for the situation: the two-button shortcut is quickest, while Assistant and navigation controls help when one hand is occupied.
Capture after the page settles: wait for images, menus, or loading indicators to finish so they do not appear halfway through the screenshot.
Use the inner display for long content: the larger Fold screen shows more of a page before you need a scrolling capture.
Review before sharing: check for notifications, private messages, and account details.
Keep storage in mind: screenshots are image files; delete old captures from the Screenshots folder when you no longer need them.

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9. FAQ

What is the Pixel 10 Pro Fold screenshot shortcut?

Press the Side (Power) key and the lower Volume key at the same time.

Can I take a screenshot with my voice?

Yes. Say, “Hey Google, take a screenshot.”

Where are screenshots saved?

In Google Photos, open Collections, then On this device, then Screenshots.

How do I screenshot an entire webpage?

Take a regular screenshot and tap Capture more, then adjust the crop handles. This works on Android 12 and later for most scrollable screens.

Can I translate a screenshot?

Yes. Open it in Google Photos, tap Lens, and choose Translate.