This article guides you on how to print recent call history from your iPhone, as well as make a backup of it to HTML, PDF and CSV formats.
Visit our Droid Transfer page if you need to print call history from Android instead.
Step 1: Download and install TouchCopy on your PC or Mac.
Step 2: Launch TouchCopy and connect your iPhone to your computer using a USB cable.
Step 3: Choose the Call Logs feature in TouchCopy.
Step 4: Select the contact whose Call Logs you wish to print.
Step 5: Click on "Print" in TouchCopy.
Step 6: Confirm your printer settings, and print!
TouchCopy allows you to browse, copy and print call history on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. TouchCopy can access the call history stored in the standard call log storage on your device. You can find out which call logs you have in your iPhone call log storage by opening the Phone app on your device and viewing the "Recents" tab.
This device's call log storage is limited to 2000 entries (or only 100 entries before iOS 17). As you make and receive more calls, older entries in your call history will be overwritten. To preserve your call history for a longer period, we recommend regularly backing up your call logs with TouchCopy.
Your device's call log storage may contain calls from various sources including telephone, WhatsApp, FaceTime, Skype and Microsoft Teams calls.
TouchCopy can only access call logs from third-party apps like Skype if they are contained in your iPhone's standard call log storage - it will not be able to access the apps themselves to gain access to other call logs. The exception to this rule is WhatsApp. You can access all your WhatsApp call history in TouchCopy.
TouchCopy displays a list of contacts or numbers who have called you or been called by you. Clicking on a name/number in the list displays the Call Log pertaining to that person.
TouchCopy will display information such as the date each call was made and the contact name or number, if this call was missed or unanswered, and how long the call lasted. Calls received from numbers that are withheld will be grouped under "No Caller ID" in TouchCopy.
Displaying call logs for selected dates: If you don't wish to backup or print a complete call history, you can instead set a date range to encompass only the call logs you wish to save or print. To do this, click on "Filter Dates" (PC) or "Date Range" (Mac) in TouchCopy and enter your desired dates.
Sorting Call Logs: You can order your list of call logs by contact name or by recently updated. To do this on PC, right-click on a contact in your list of call logs, then click either "Sort by Name" or "Sort by Last Updated". For Mac users, click the "Sort Order" button in the toolbar to reorder your call log listings.
Select which call logs you wish to copy by selecting one or more contacts from the list in TouchCopy, then choose what format you'd like to export your call logs to:
TouchCopy will then ask you where you'd like to save your file to on your computer. If no entry is selected, all Call Logs will be copied. You can also select all call logs by clicking a contact, and then pressing "ctrl+A" (PC) or "cmd+A" (Mac) on your keyboard.
By default, TouchCopy will save your selected call logs as separate documents. For example, if Adam, Ben and Mary were selected for export, 3 separate files would be created, each containing the call history with Adam, Ben and Mary respectively.
If you would prefer to have a single consolidated file containing multiple contacts' call history, you can do this using TouchCopy's Settings. Simply enable "Merge selected call logs into a single call log". Now when you select multiple contacts in the Call Logs section of TouchCopy, and choose to copy as HTML, PDF or CSV, a single file will be created containing all call history from the selected contacts.
Pressing the "Print" button will bring up your computer's standard print options. If a selection of call logs is made, those will be printed, if nothing is selected, the entire history of call logs will be printed.
For devices running iOS 13 and higher, encrypted backups are required in order for TouchCopy to access your iPhone call log history.
If your iPhone backups are not set to be encrypted, TouchCopy will not be able to find your call logs.
Please check out our guide on how to set your iPhone backups to be encrypted.
TouchCopy will require your device's backup password to read and copy encrypted call logs, please enter this password when prompted in TouchCopy (as seen below). The app does not save or share this password and it is only used on your local computer.
If your call history has been deleted and cannot be viewed on your iPhone, you may also be able to recover your deleted call history from an iPhone backup using our iBackup Extractor app.
