iOS 17: How to record a FaceTime video or audio message

In iOS 17, when you FaceTime someone and they can't answer, you can leave a video or audio message, depending on the calling method you're using. You can leave a video message if you're using FaceTime video, or an audio message if you're using FaceTime audio.

All you have to do is FaceTime someone the usual way. After you miss the call, you will see the "Record Video" option, which allows you to create a message. Once you've finished recording your video, you'll see a preview of your video and the option to re-record it if it doesn't turn out well.

Here's how leaving a FaceTime message works on a device running iOS 17, using a missed video call as an example,

1. In a FaceTime call, from your Contacts Select someone to make a video call.
2. If they don't answer, tap Record Video.
3. Next, click the Record button to record your message, and then click the Stop button when done.
4. Click play to view the recorded message. If you're happy with this, tap the Send button, otherwise tap Cancel.

#Once sent, the video message will appear in the FaceTime missed call history, where the person can watch the video and call you back.

Note that people can choose to save video messages to their camera roll, so keep that in mind when sending a video to someone.

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