How to Record Screen of Your iPhone or Mac freely and easily?

There are a lot of fake apps on Appstore that you might waste your money just to record your screen. You give money buy you get nothing but a garbage. Although there are bunch of methods to record your screen, I will mention in this post the method which uses QuickTime Player. Here is how to record your screen:

1- Install QuickTime player (if you have not already)

Download QuickTime player on your Mac. Use this link :

If you have any trouble with installing QuickTime, have a look at here for support:

2- Open QuickTime player.

After you have installed QuickTime, you most probably find it in "Launchpad -> Other". Or simply you can search it inside your Mac.

3- Connect your iPhone to your Mac with a lightning cable.

To record screen of iPhone:

4- Click on "File -> New Movie Recording"

5- Click on the down arrow and select your connected iPhone.

6- Now your phone's screen is being displayed. You can start and stop recording your screen using Red-circled button. That's it! After video is recorded, you can save it wherever you want.

To record screen of your Mac:

4- Click on "File -> New Screen Recording".

5- You can start recording by clicking on Red-circled button.

6- You can stop recording your screen by right clicking on QuickTime Player icon in the task bar and then clicking on "Stop Screen Recording".

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