How to Make a Samsung Notes Screenshot

To make a Samsung Notes screenshot, open the Samsung Notes Screenshot Generator, paste your text, set the title and date stamp, and export at a real Galaxy resolution. It renders Samsung's own Notes app — S Pen tool tray included — rather than an Apple Notes screen with the colors changed.

What makes Samsung Notes look like Samsung Notes

The giveaway is the bottom bar. Apple Notes carries a markup button and a compose button; Samsung Notes carries a pen tray — pen, highlighter, eraser, text, and selection — because the app is built around the S Pen. The date also sits left-aligned under the title where Apple centers it above, and the top-right actions are undo, redo, and overflow. The Samsung Notes Screenshot Generator renders all of it.

Write the note

Paste or type the text, give it a title, and set the date stamp the app writes beneath it. A text-size slider fits longer notes onto the screen; short paragraphs with blank lines read far better at feed size than one block.

The S Pen tray is a toggle

The tray is on screen whenever a note is open on an S Pen device, so leaving it visible is the typical Galaxy look. Turn it off when the mockup should read as a phone without one, or when the note itself is the whole story and the chrome is noise.

Theme, clock, export

Light theme is near-white; dark goes true black, matching the rest of One UI on an AMOLED panel. The status-bar clock defaults to 12:45, Samsung's marketing time. Export at 1080×2340 for an S-series, 1440×3120 for QHD+, or the Z Flip's 1080×2640.

Need the Apple version?

The same job on iOS — amber accent, centered date, markup-and-compose toolbar — is covered in how to make an iPhone Notes screenshot.