In this article, you can learn how to use and operate Windows 10’s Snip & Sketch tool for taking screenshots and instantly editing them. Now, it’s better than ever before in the latest release of the operating system. Previously, you’d require third-party apps such as Lightshot to help you capture screenshots easier with instant editing. Let's learn how to use the new Snip & Sketch app for smart screenshots in detail here below.Īlthough screengrabs have been possible natively from Windows Vista, it’s gotten more advanced and easier to use in Windows 10. After selecting your option, use the mouse pointer/cursor to draw the area you want to capture. This will dim the screen and add a small toolbar at the top of the display, where you can choose to snip a rectangle, a free-form area, or the entire screen. To begin a capture in Snip & Sketch, use the Windows 10 built-in shortcut: Windows key + Shift + S.
