Annoyed by iOS 26's Full-Screen Screenshots? Switch Back to Thumbnails in Seconds

With iOS 26 and iPadOS 26, Apple makes a few changes to its screenshotting tool, and you may or may not like one of them. By default, your iPhone or iPad now displays screenshots in the full-screen view. Here, you can crop and scale the image, annotate it with Markup, share it quickly, delete it, and save it to Photos, Files, or Quick Note. All of these options are available on iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, but they're presented in Apple's newly redesigned interface, which has rounded corners for controls, toolbars, and menus and some Liquid Glass elements mixed in. But if you rarely edit or share your screenshots on the spot, this new full-screen view might be more annoying than welcome. When you first take a screenshot after updating to iOS 26 or iPadOS 26 (currently in beta), the full-page view will appear, but you will also be asked if you'd like to "Switch to Thumbnail View." If you accidentally hit "Not Now" or tap somewhere else too quickly, there's still a way to revert to the temporar

Annoyed by iOS 26's Full-Screen Screenshots? Switch Back to Thumbnails in Seconds

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