The Motorola Razr 60 Ultra allows users to capture screenshots, which are digital images of the current display on the device. Taking a screenshot is useful for saving important information, sharing content, or keeping a record of something shown on your phone screen. You can capture a screenshot in multiple ways, such as by pressing the physical Power and Volume Down buttons simultaneously or by using gesture controls like swiping three fingers down on the screen, depending on your settings.

Beyond standard screenshots, the Razr 60 Ultra also supports long screenshots (also called scrolling screenshots). This feature enables you to capture content that extends beyond the visible screen area, such as an entire webpage, a long chat conversation, or a detailed settings menu. After taking a regular screenshot, a preview appears with options—one of which is to initiate scrolling capture. When activated, the phone automatically scrolls down the content and stitches together multiple screen images into one continuous picture. You can stop the scrolling at any time to capture as much content as you need.

This scrolling screenshot feature enhances convenience by eliminating the need to take multiple separate screenshots and manually piece them together. However, the feature may not work in all apps or contexts, as some applications restrict screenshot functionality or scrolling capture.

Overall, the screenshot and long screenshot capabilities of the Motorola Razr 60 Ultra provide flexible and powerful tools to easily save and share on-screen content with just a few simple gestures or button presses