![]() The Snipping Tool does not automatically save your screenshots and is not expected to be included in future Windows updates. ![]() If you are used to using Windows old Snipping Tool, we recommend you transition to Snip & Sketch. The keyboard shortcut is great if you only need to capture a specific part of the screen, but the app is better when you want to annotate a capture by highlighting text, circling or adding a comment. Then, choosing from anything currently displayed on the screen, select the area of your screen that you want to capture. Next, when you choose the kind of snip you want, you’ll see the whole screen change slightly to gray. If you open Snip & Sketch from the Start menu or after pinning the app to your taskbar, it will open the application rather than the menu and require you to select New. In earlier versions of Windows, select the arrow next to the New button. Once you take your screenshot, it will be saved to your clipboard (see our previous Tech Tip on how to access your clipboard history). ![]() Select which type of screenshot you want: rectangular selection, free-form, whole window or full-screen.Ĥ. Snip & Sketch is an easier way to capture a specific area of your screen and make notations on the image before pasting it directly into any application, document, email or even a Teams chat.ġ. Click Windows + Shift + S or search for it in taskbar.Ģ. A small menu will open at the top of your screen.ģ.
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