Breadcrumbs
How to Use Snipping Tool in Windows 10
Looking for a quick way to take a screenshot of a specific part of your Windows 10 computer? The built-in snipping tool is a great way to do that quickly. This guide will show you how to use the snipping tool in Windows 10.
Here is how to access and use the snipping tool:
- In the Windows Search Bar type Snipping Tool and then select it from the list to open the utility.
- You will now see the a Snipping Tool window appear and you can proceed to use it. To use the basic rectangular snip, select New. This will change your cursor for the snipping tool to what resembles a plus sign. Select and drag over a selection on the screen that you want to snip.
- There are several things you can do when snipping with this tool:
- Reset snip or take a new snip
- Change the mode of snip
- Change the snip type to delay so you can take a delayed shot
- Save your snip as a file
- Copy your snip so that you can paste it
- Attach snip to an email to send
- Use a pen or pencil to mark your snip
- Highlight sections of your snip
- Erase changes that you have made with the pen or highlighter
- There are also multiple was that you can snip with the tool:
- Free Form – Draw a line around what you want snipped
- Rectangular – Create a rectangle around the area
- Window – Select a window on your screen to be entirely snipped
- Full screen – Automatically snip your entire selected screen
- You can also go into the Options tab to change how snips work as well as change your pen settings.
Comment on This Post
See More Blog Categories
Recent Posts
News
The End is Coming for Windows 10: What You (Still) Need to Know
With the official end-of-support date for the world's most popular PC operating system fast approaching, here's how to keep your PC secure and decide if it's finally time for an upgrade.
Continue Reading About The End is Coming for Windows 10: What You (Still) Need to Know
Buying Guides
Mesh Network vs. Router: What’s the Difference?
Are you fed up with Wi-Fi dead zones and spotty connections? In this guide, we’ll pit traditional routers against mesh networks to show you which solution delivers seamless, high-speed coverage tailored to your home, devices, and budget—without breaking the bank.
Continue Reading About Mesh Network vs. Router: What’s the Difference?