How to Record Your iPhone Screen With Microphone Audio

- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Tested on
- iOS 18.4 - iPhone 15 Pro
- You will need
- iPhone running iOS 11 or later
Step by step
Add Screen Recording to Control Center
Open the Settings app and navigate to Control Center. Scroll down to the More Controls section and tap the green plus (+) icon next to Screen Recording to add it to your active controls.
Note: You can reorder your controls by dragging the three-line icon on the right.Open Control Center
Swipe down from the top-right corner of your screen to open the Control Center. Locate the Screen Recording button, which appears as a solid circle inside a ring.
Enable Microphone Audio
Long-press the Screen Recording icon until the menu expands. Tap the Microphone icon at the bottom of the menu to toggle it to On; the icon will turn red and show Microphone On.
Note: If the microphone is off, only system audio is captured.Start Recording
Tap the Start Recording button within the menu. A three-second countdown will begin before the recording starts automatically.
Note: The status bar or Dynamic Island will glow red when recording is active.Stop and Save the Recording
To end your session, tap the red status indicator at the top of your screen or open the Control Center and tap the flashing Screen Recording button. Select Stop in the confirmation prompt to save the file.
Note: Your recording is automatically saved to the Photos app under the Recents album.