How To Take SS(screen shot) in windows 11 In 2024

Taking a screenshot in Windows 11 is similar to previous versions of Windows, but the user interface might have some differences. Here’s how you can take a screenshot in Windows 11:

Entire Screen Screenshot:

• Press the PrtScn (Print Screen) key on your keyboard. This will capture the entire screen and save it to your clipboard.
• If your keyboard has an Fn (Function) key, you might need to use it in combination with PrtScn (e.g., Fn + PrtScn).

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Active Window Screenshot:

• Press Alt + PrtScn to capture only the currently active window. This will also save the screenshot to your clipboard.

Snip & Sketch Tool:

• Press Win + Shift + S to open the Snip & Sketch tool. This tool allows you to select a specific area of the screen to capture.
• After selecting the area, the screenshot will be copied to your clipboard, and you’ll also see a notification in the bottom-right corner of the screen. Clicking on the notification will take you to the Snip & Sketch app, where you can annotate and save the screenshot.

Snipping Tool (Optional):

• Windows 11 still includes the Snipping Tool, which can also be used to capture screenshots.
• You can search for “Snipping Tool” in the Start menu or use the Win + S shortcut to search for it.

Windows + Print Screen Shortcut:

• Pressing Win + PrtScn will capture the entire screen and automatically save it as a screenshot in the “Screenshots” folder within the “Pictures” library.

Using the Snip & Sketch App:

• You can also access the Snip & Sketch app directly from the Start menu and use its tools to take and annotate screenshots.

Game Bar (for Games):

• If you’re playing a game, you can use the Game Bar by pressing Win + G and then clicking on the camera icon to take a screenshot.

After capturing a screenshot, you can paste it into an image editing software (like Paint, Microsoft Word, or an image editor) using Ctrl + V and save it as needed.

Remember that the keyboard shortcuts and methods might change with updates to Windows, so it’s always a good idea to check the official Microsoft documentation for the most up-to-date instructions.