With Windows 11, users will be able to copy-and-paste snips directly into a folder in File Explorer. On Windows 10, users need to save screenshots manually using the “Save as” button in MS Paint, Snip & Sketch or a third-party app. On a desktop, you can add texts instead.Īdditionally, users will be able to paste a snip of their screen directly into a folder for convenience.

You can add basic notations using a pen and highlighter. You can highlight, draw, or crop the screenshot to meet your requirements. You can also save the snipping in your choice of JPEG, PNG, or other formats). In Snip & Sketch app, you’ll be able to copy the content to the clipboard after making changes to the screenshot.

The snipping will open in the Snip & Sketch Window. In snipping mode, Windows will darken your screen and let you choose between free-form selection, rectangular snip, and a snip of the currently selected window. As a result, controls for free-form selection and window selection will appear at the top of the screen when you click on the new snip button. All icons and buttons have been updated so it lines up with Windows 11’s new design language.Īs mentioned, Snipping Tool will now use features from Snip & Sketch app.

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