![]() ![]() ![]() Then press P (for Pen), H (for Highlighter) or E (for Eraser). Use the Shift + arrow keys to move the cursor to select a rectangular area for a screenshot.Īfter capturing a screenshot press the Alt key + T. You can save your snip as a PNG image, a GIF image, a JPG image, or a HTML file (web page). Be sure to give it a name and choose a file type. And once you learn to use it, it’s not too bad.Ĭtrl + C – Copy the captured screenshot (snip) to the clipboardĪlt + D – Delay capture by 1-5 seconds (Use the keyboard down arrow to choose the delay in seconds.)Īlt + N – Create a new Snipping Tool snip using the last used modeĬtrl + S – Save your snip. There are better screenshot tools for Windows 10, but Snipping Tool comes with Windows so you don’t have to download anything. You can also type Snipping in the taskbar search and press Enter when Snipping Tool appears at the top. If you’re running Windows 10, you will find Snipping Tool in the start menu in the Windows Accessories folder. If you’re using Windows 8x, press Windows key + S and type Snipping in the search box and you’ll see Snipping Tool appear. If you’re using Windows 7 you’ll find Snipping Tool on your Windows start menu. If you’re a fan of Windows Snipping Tool (the default screenshot tool that has come with Windows since Windows Vista), you’ll love these Snipping Tool shortcuts. ![]() These shortcuts work with Snipping Tool in Windows 7, Windows 8x, Windows 10
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