How to Hide Screenshots from iPhone Photos Gallery: A Step-by-step Complete Guide

A Screenshot feature allows you to capture your screen content so you can share what exactly you see on your screen. However, sometimes things get overwhelming and stuff your Photos app. It’s not always possible to delete screenshots. But, the latest iOS 18 introduces a new feature in the Photos app that allows you to hide screenshots on your iPhone without deleting them.

Today I am explaining to you how you can hide screenshots from the iPhone Photos gallery app. You have to read this post till the end to know more about the hidden screenshots from the iPhone photos gallery.

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How to Hide Screenshots from iPhone

The latest Apple iOS 18  offers a new option in the Photos app that allows you to hide or show screenshots. It helps you filter out screenshots from a loaded photo library. You have to follow these simple steps to hide your screenshots on iPhone iOS 18.

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1. Make sure you have installed iOS 18 (Currently available in Developer Beta) on your iPhone.
2. Now, open the Photos app on your iPhone. You will see all your photo galleries with pictures, videos, screenshots, and more.
3. Scroll the photos library and you will see a new icon (an up and a down arrow) at the bottom. Tap on the up and down arrow icon and choose View Options.
4. After this, uncheck the Show Screenshots option. It will instantly hide all the screenshots from the iPhone Photos gallery app of your device.

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By following, these simple steps to hide screenshots in the Photos app on iOS 18. You can manage screenshots more easily with this iOS 18 feature. It is really helpful for those whose iPhone photo gallery is full of screenshots and who don’t want to delete those screenshots. You can instantly jump to the picture that matters the most to you without scrolling hundreds of screenshots.

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