The full Snip & Sketch program opens–you can now modify the screenshot by drawing on it. Click anywhere in that window ( Figure D). The Snipping menu pops up with three options.Ĭlick the first icon and draw a rectangle around the content you want to capture ( Figure A).Ĭlick the second icon and draw freeform around the part of the screen you want to capture ( Figure B).Ĭlick the third icon to capture the entire screen ( Figure C).Ī notification window pops up telling you that the snip was saved to the clipboard.
SEE: Windows 10 Start menu hacks (TechRepublic Premium) To take a screenshot with Snip & Sketch, just press PrtScn. Scroll down the keyboard screen and turn on the switch to Use The PrtScn Button to open screen snipping. Alternatively, open Settings, select Ease Of Access, and then click the Keyboard setting. To access Snip & Sketch more quickly, click the Action Center icon and select the action for Screen Snip. To open Snip & Sketch, click the Start button, scroll down the Apps list, and select the Snip & Sketch shortcut. Must-read Windows coverageĭefend your network with Microsoft outside-in security services When you’re done, you can save, copy, and share the final image. You can modify your screenshot by cropping, highlighting, writing on, or drawing on the image.
You can take an immediate screenshot or set it to snap via a timer. Known as Snip & Sketch, this app can take a shot of the entire screen, a rectangular section, or a freeform area that you draw. You’ve long been able to take and save screenshots in Windows 10 using the Snipping tool, but with the Windows 10 October 2018 Update, there’s a new screenshot tool in town. Here's a step-by-step guide for using Snip & Sketch to its full potential. With Windows 10's Snip & Sketch tool, you can create, annotate, save, and share screenshots. How to take screenshots with Windows 10 Snip & Sketch
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