Take pictures of your Kindle's screen with this easy shortcut
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Taking screenshots are easy, useful, and fun. You can use them in presentations, how to articles, and word documents. Ever wondered how to do it on a Kindle Fire?
How to Screenshot on a Fire Tablet
When you have the screen open that you want to take a picture of, press the power button and lower volume button at the same time. The screenshot will be saved on Amazon Photos.
Steps
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Open your device tabs to the screen you want to screenshot. You can take a screenshot of an app you downloaded, home screen, or silk browser.
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Find the power off button on the side of your device. You will use this button to create a screenshot later.Advertisement
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Find the button that lowers the volume. That is on the side of your device too. You will also use this button to create a screenshot.
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Press both of the buttons at the same time, the power off and the lower volume button, together. Your device will show you your screenshot, and it should send you a notification about it.
- Your screenshot will automatically be saved to Amazon Photos and device.
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Your screenshot is now taken. You can now edit your photo on Amazon Photos, or other photo editing apps.
- Use screenshots in presentations, docs, and more!
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Warnings
- If you have too much storage used, your device may not allow you take a screenshot.Thanks
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