That’s why sending emails with copied messages to my Windows PC via Gmail is much easier. For example, I prefer Gmail to the Mail app and I don’t have an AirPrint-enabled printer. If you use any other apps to send emails, you can also use them. Then select a connected AirPrint-enabled printer and start printing. Open it, then tap on an arrow at the bottom right corner (it’s highlighted in red in the screenshot below). Paste the copied text into the New Message field, enter your email address, and push “Send.” Step 2: Open the Mail app on your iPhone. Choose a conversation, find a message you want to print out, press and hold it until you see a “Copy/More” dialogue. Step 1: Open iMessages or any other text message app on your iPhone. But if you want to print out just a couple of messages for backup purposes, it’ll come in handy. When it comes to a large amount of data, it’s definitely not an efficient solution. This method is a bit tedious for me because I have to copy and paste messages one by one. Mind that the contact information of the other party involved in the conversation - as in who says what, will be unavailable. This is the best way to print out your messages when you don’t need time/date stamps. Copy Text and Email It to Yourself via Mail App on iPhone Export Messages in Batch using Software and Save as PDFsġ. Contact Your Phone Carrier to Request a Copy of Text Message History Take iPhone Screenshots and Print Out as Images

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