How to use Single Take on a Galaxy phone

How to Use Single Take Mode on Samsung Galaxy Devices

Discover how to use Single Take mode on Samsung Galaxy devices to capture up to 14 AI-optimized photos and videos in one shot. Learn step-by-step usage, supported features, and tips for best results.

Single Take mode on Samsung Galaxy devices allows you to capture multiple AI-enhanced photos and videos with a single tap. This feature automatically generates up to 14 different outputs, including wide-angle shots, fast-forward clips, and AI-filtered images, making it perfect for dynamic scenes and spontaneous moments.

1. What Is Single Take Mode?

Single Take mode uses artificial intelligence to capture multiple photo and video formats from a single continuous recording. It's ideal for capturing fast-moving subjects, group photos, or dynamic environments where adjusting settings manually isn't feasible.

- Captures up to 14 types of media (10 photos and 4 videos) automatically.

- Records continuously for 3 to 10 seconds, depending on your selection.

- Generates outputs such as AI Best Moments, Ultra-Wide shots, Smart Crops, and more.

2. How to Use Single Take Mode

1. Open the Camera app on your Samsung Galaxy device.
2. Tap on the SINGLE TAKE option in the shooting mode menu.
3. Press and hold the shutter button to start recording. Pan the camera around the scene while recording.
4. Release the shutter button when finished (or wait until the timer ends).
5. Tap the preview thumbnail to view all generated results in the Gallery.
6. Select specific outputs to save individually or keep them all by default.

3. Supported Samsung Galaxy Devices

Single Take mode is available on most modern Samsung Galaxy smartphones, including:

- Galaxy S24, S25, S26 series

- Galaxy Z Fold and Galaxy Z Flip series

- Galaxy A series (select models)

4. Why Use Single Take Mode?

Single Take mode simplifies photography by automating complex processes. It's especially useful in situations where:

- You're capturing fast-moving subjects like children or pets.

- You need multiple perspectives of a single event, such as a concert or sports game.

- You want to experiment with creative effects without manual adjustments.

5. Additional Things to Check

For optimal results, ensure the following before using Single Take mode:

1. Your device has sufficient storage space to save multiple outputs.
2. The scene is well-lit to avoid blurry or underexposed results.
3. You maintain steady hand movements while recording to prevent shaky footage.

6. Related Samsung Support Topics

• How to free storage space on Samsung Galaxy devices

• How to use Smart Switch on Samsung Galaxy phones

• How to clear cache files on Samsung Galaxy devices