We provide a practical guide to capturing iPhone screens on a Mac. iPhone Mirroring is the simplest wireless option but includes window chrome and minor compression; QuickTime uses USB for high-quality captures; Xcode produces clean native-resolution screenshots; Bezel and Apple's Frames shortcut add device frames; and AirDrop, iCloud Photos, or Universal Clipboard transfer screenshots taken directly on the iPhone. The guide includes requirements, exact setup and keyboard shortcuts, iPhone resolution examples, method comparisons, and tips for removing interface elements and notifications.

[How to Screenshot Your iPhone from Your Mac](<https://www.lazyscreenshots.com/blog/screenshot-iphone-from-mac/>)

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