The easiest way to take a screenshot of Apple Tablet is as follows:

Tablet: Apple iPad

System: iOS 3.0

Software: Screenshot 0.1.6

Method 1: Take a screenshot using the physical buttons

Locate the screen you want to take a screenshot of and make sure it is displayed on the screen.

1. Press the Power button (located on the top right side of the device) and the Home button (located on the bottom front panel of the device) on the iPad at the same time, and hold them down for about 1 second.

2. You'll hear a sound like a camera shutter and the screen will flash briefly, indicating that the screenshot was taken successfully. The screenshot will be automatically saved to the Camera Roll or Recently Added album in the Photos app, where you can find it later.

3. If you're using an iPadPro (2018 models and later) or iPadAir (2020 models and later), you'll need to take a screenshot while holding down both the Power Button and Volume Up Button (on the right side of the device). (located on the right side of the device) at the same time to take a screenshot.

Method 2: Take a screenshot using Quick Commands

1. Open the Quick Commands app. If you haven't installed the app yet, download and install it from the AppStore.

2. In the "My Shortcuts" screen, click the "+" button to create a new shortcut.

3. In the new shortcut, click the "Add Action" button.

4. In the action list, search for and select the "Screenshot" action, and it will add the screenshot action to your shortcut command.

5. You can choose whether to add other actions, such as saving to a photo album or sharing the screenshot.

6. When you're done, click the "Done" button in the upper-right corner.

7. When you return to the "My Shortcuts" screen, you will see the screenshot shortcut you created. Click on it to take a screenshot.

Apple iPad

Designed by a team led by British-born design chief Jonathan Ive. The sleek, ultra-thin product reflects Ive's reverence for the talented German designer Dieter Ramsay. iPad is a line of tablet computers released by Apple starting in 2010, positioned between Apple's smartphone iPhone and laptop offerings.

From the outside, the iPad is a large iPhone or iPodTouch, running the iOS (iPadOS from 2019) operating system and powered by a 1GHz+ Apple processor, with multi-touch support and built-in apps such as Maps, Calendar, Video, itunesstore, and the ability to run all AppStore 64-bit programs, but can't make phone calls.