: Opens the Snipping Tool overlay. You can choose to capture a rectangular area, a free-form shape, a specific window, or the full screen. The result is copied to your clipboard and a notification appears to let you edit or save it.
| Shortcut | What it Captures | Where it Goes | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Selected area (User choice) | Clipboard (Paste to use) | | Win + PrtScn | Entire Screen | Saved as file (Pictures/Screenshots) | | PrtScn | Entire Screen | Clipboard (Paste to use) | | Alt + PrtScn | Current Active Window | Clipboard (Paste to use) | screenshot on windows shortcut
Windows Key + PrtScn (Print Screen)
Alt + PrtScn
Use this if you want to save a full-screen image directly to a file without having to paste it anywhere. : Opens the Snipping Tool overlay
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