Mastering the Art of Screen Shots: A Guide for Windows 11 Users

You might wanna make a screenshot for different occasions, whether to capture a great moment of a show or an important page of information.

There are multiple ways to take a screenshot in Windows 10. Some of them are convenient, while others are not. Want to know which way serves better for you? Let’s find out.

1. Using Keyboard Shortcut

A. Quick Screenshot To Your Clipboard

Press PrtScntoquickly capture your display and copied to your clipboard. You can paste into image editor or other programs you want to use.

B. Quick Saved Screenshot

Press Windows Key + PrtScn to quickly capture your display and saved to the Screenshot Folder. (default location as below)

C. Screenshot of the Current Active Window without Saving

Click on the tile bar of a window you wish to capture, anywhere in the area,

PressALT + PrtScn , it will be copied to your clipboard. Paste into image editor or other programs you want to use.

2. Using built in Snipping Tool

Finding the snipping tool has never been more tricky, it’s well hidden so you need to specifically ask for it.

EnterSnipping Tool in the search box,

Now, choose from types of snip you want by clicking the arrow next toNew .

After you’re done snipping, a window for the image you just capture will pop and then you can save it or start a new one.

Or, You could start a timer-like snip as for theDelay button, choose from 0-5 second delay before the snip so that you canmake a pose set up things you want.

ClickNew after that to start .

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