Quick answer: On PS5, press the Create button on your DualSense controller to open capture options. Sony supports screenshots, starting new recordings and saving recent gameplay. Eligible captures can appear in PlayStation App for 14 days when its capture feature is enabled.
Save GTA VI gameplay on PS5
- Start the installed GTA VI game after its official unlock.
- Press the Create button on your DualSense controller.
- Choose Take Screenshot, Save Recent Gameplay, or Start New Recording.
- For a manually started recording, press Create again and choose Stop Recording.
- Find saved clips and screenshots in PS5 Media Gallery.
How to move eligible captures to PlayStation App
- Ensure your PS5 is linked to the PlayStation App on your phone.
- In PlayStation App, open Library → Captures and select Enable.
- On PS5, enable Settings → Captures and Broadcasts → Captures → Auto-Upload.
- Use PlayStation App Library → Captures to download or share eligible files.
Know the 14-day and 3-minute limits
| Capture | PlayStation App availability |
|---|---|
| Screenshots made using Create | Eligible for auto-upload |
| Video clips of up to 3 minutes, non-4K | Eligible for auto-upload |
| Longer or 4K videos | Not eligible for that automatic App gallery workflow |
| Cloud App retention | 14 days after the capture was created |
Does this mean every GTA VI scene can be recorded?
Not necessarily. Sony says some protected game scenes cannot be captured. We have not tested GTA VI after release, so we cannot guarantee that every cutscene or gameplay moment is recordable.
Are you allowed to repost all copyrighted music?
Capturing game footage does not automatically grant commercial rights to licensed songs, radio tracks or trailers included in it. Review the relevant Rockstar and platform usage policies and avoid uploading copyrighted music without appropriate rights.
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Official sources and review date
Reviewed November 11, 2026. The Leonida Scene is an independent, unofficial player resource. This guide summarizes available official documentation, not claimed personal testing of unreleased gameplay.