Shortcut to take screenshot in windows 11

With the complete visual redesign of Windows 11, you must be itching to show the gorgeous UI to your friends who have yet to upgrade to the new version. But hang on a minute – how exactly do you take a screenshot of your Windows 11 computer display? And don’t say that you can click a photo with your smartphone. Pics of LED screens seldom look good or readable, as cameras aren’t really meant for photographing light sources directly. For screenshotting web pages, you can use the Take a Screenshot in Windows 11 With Keyboard Shortcuts The fastest way to grab a screenshot is to use an appropriate keyboard shortcut. While the default key to take a screenshot is Print Screen (PrtSc), you can combine it with the Windows key for a slightly different result. Note that using the Print Screen button captures the entire screen, so you have to crop it in an image editing software if you need only a particular area. Or better yet, try a different method. PrtSc and Alt + PrtSc Simply pressing the PrtSc key on the top right of your keyboard takes a screenshot and copies it to the clipboard. As this requires just a single keypress, it is probably the easiest method, though it doesn’t give any feedback or even save it as a file. If you also press the Alt key, you get a shot of the active window only. Once again, the image is saved to the clipboard, so you will have to paste it into a program to be able to see it. Windows Key + PrtSc Getting the screenshot in the clipboard is not very useful...