Learn how to use Snipping Tool to capture a screenshot, or snip, of any object on your screen, and then annotate, save, or share the image.

After you capture a snip, it's automatically copied to the Snipping Tool window. From there you can edit, save, or share the snip. Set up your screen so you can clearly see what you want to …

Take a screenshot or record a video to show other people what’s on your screens. Afterward, share it how you want—email, text message, social media—it’s up to you. Quickly take a …

In Excel, Outlook, and Word: On the Insert tab, in the Illustrations group, click Screenshot. (In Outlook, an email message must be open, and the insertion pointer must be in the body of the …

To capture rapid screen shots of the whole screen follow these steps: Start Windows 8, go to the window which you want to capture, and press the keys [Windows] and [PrtnScr].

Take a screenshot or record a video to show other people what’s on your screens. Afterward, share it how you want—email, text message, social media—it’s up to you. Quickly take a …

Capturing visual information on your computer screen is a great way to preserve content that may eventually change or expire—like a breaking news story or a time-sensitive list. You can use …

OneNote 2013 With OneNote open, switch to the page in your web browser that has the information you want to clip. Click Insert, then click Screen Clipping (for Office 2016, press …

Learn more about automatically saving the screenshots you capture to OneDrive.

If your picture is skewed, cut off, or doesn't fill the shape the way you want, you can fine-tune it with the Fit and Fill tools on the Crop menu. Select the shape that you want to edit in your …