If you’re using the free version of Zoom or you are not the host, you can still record your meeting using your iPhone or iPad’s Screen Recording tool. Recording a meeting with this method saves the finished video to the cloud, not your iPhone or iPad’s storage. [2] X Research source
To pause the recording briefly, tap Recording and select Pause. [3] X Research source
You can also find the finished video in the Recordings area of the Zoom dashboard.
Open your iPhone or iPad’s Settings app. Tap Control Center in the third group of settings. If the “Access Within Apps” switch is not enabled (green), tap it to enable it now. If you see “Screen Recording” in the first section (“INCLUDED CONTROLS”), the feature is already in your Control Center and there’s no need to make a change. If not, tap + next to “Screen Recording” in the “MORE CONTROLS” section. This adds it to the top section.
If you’re not already signed into your Zoom account, sign in now.
Tap New Meeting if you’re the one hosting the meeting. [4] X Research source This brings you to a new screen, but don’t hit the “Start Meeting” button there yet. Tap Join (the blue icon with a blue and white “+” inside) if you’re joining someone’s meeting, and then enter the Meeting ID (provided to you by the meeting’s host). This brings you to a new screen but don’t hit the “Join” button there yet.
If you’re using an iPhone or iPad that doesn’t have a separate Home button, swipe down from the top-right corner of the screen. If you do have a Home button, swipe up from the bottom of the screen.
If your phone or tablet has a Home button, press it to close the Control Center. If there’s no Home button, swipe up from the bottom of the screen or just tap any blank area to close Control Center.
