Sony is testing a PS5 feature that automatically uploads captures to your phone - Gamesradar

Sony has started testing on a feature that, once enabled, automatically uploads screenshots and video captures to your phone via the PlayStation app, where you can then share them as you please.

The handy feature is currently in an early beta stage and is only available in Canada in Japan, likely so that Sony can test it for any kinks before bringing it to larger markets, i.e.

A limited-release beta enabling PS5 players in Canada and Japan to share their captured screenshots and game clips through PlayStation App is starting to roll out today.

Notably, any videos you capture will need to be under three minutes, as anything longer than that won't upload to the PlayStation app.

Likewise, video clips with a resolution over 1920x1080 won't be uploaded to the app, and there's no way to manually upload anything yourself?

Any screenshots and clips you capture once you've enabled this new feature will automatically be stored on the PlayStation app for 14 days.

You can then view and share them through an app of your choosing, even if you aren't hooked up to WiFi (just keep an eye on your data usage so you don't get an overage charge.) You don't even need a PlayStation Plus subscription to take advantage of the feature, though that could change once it gets a full release.

Plus, if you accidentally delete a screenshot or clip by mistake, it'll still be viewable and shareable via the PlayStation app as a backup!