Screenshot shortcut windows 10

Want to take a screenshot of your desktop in Windows 10? We'll show you how to capture your entire desktop or a single window Windows key + Print Screen and with the Xbox Game Bar. You'll also learn how to use Snipping Tool and Snip & Sketch to capture, crop, and annotate your screenshots exactly how you want. Press the ⊞ Win+ ⎙ PrtScr keys simultaneously. The PrtSc key is usually in the top row of keys. This captures the screen (or window) and saves the screenshot as a PNG image. • The text on the key may vary by keyboard. For example, your key may say something like "PrScr" or "PrtScrn." • If your PrtSc key shares a key Fn while you press that function key. Navigate to the screenshot. Your screenshot is now saved to the Screenshots folder, which is inside your Pictures folder. Here's how to get there: • Press ⊞ Win+ E to open the File Explorer. • Click Pictures on the left pane. If you don't see it, click the arrow next to This PC to expand more options. • Double-click the Screenshots folder in the right panel. • Double-click the latest screenshot (with the highest number in the file name) to view your screenshot. Open Snipping Tool. While Microsoft originally planned to replace Snipping Tool with a new tool called Snip and Sketch, they've decided to bring back Snipping Tool. X Research source • Press Windows key + Shift + S (fastest way). • In the Windows Search bar, type snipping, and then click Snipping Tool in the search results. Click the type of screenshot you want...