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The buttons on the command bar let you decide the kind of screenshot you want.įrom left to right, the buttons on the command bar let you mark out a rectangular area for your screenshot, a freeform area, a specific window, or a fullscreen shot. The second (and faster) way is to simply press the Windows logo key + Shift + S, which will immediately bring you to that same command bar. Click on it to get to the app’s small command bar, which will appear at the top of your screen.

The blue button on the top left lets you either immediately take a screenshot or set a delay for 3 or 10 seconds. You’ll now be looking at the app’s main window, which has a variety of icons across the top. (For some reason, Microsoft decided at one point to call screenshots “snips.”) There are a couple of ways to access Snip & Sketch.įirst, you can type “snip” into the Cortana search box when “Snip & Sketch” comes up, click on it. Windows 10’s current screenshot tool is called Snip & Sketch it is replacing the previous app Snipping Tool. So in case you need to capture a screenshot or two, here’s a quick and simple guide to taking screenshots on your PC. You can use them to capture tweets before they disappear down the deletion black hole. You can use them to send a shot of that strange error message to your company’s IT department. You can use them to show your grandparent how to use a new app.