Spillo 1 9 9. How to take screenshots on Windows, macOS: Capturing screenshots at work is one of the most crucial things nowadays. Throughout a regular workday or during online classes, people often need to take screenshots on the working system to capture the work for various reasons. Grab is a pre-installed application for Mac OS X and macOS that allows you to take screenshots of the entire screen, the whole window, or only a specified area of your screen. Here are the simple steps on how to use Grab utility to take screenshots on Mac.
- Mac screenshots: 4 ways to capture your MacBook's screen. Keyboard shortcuts to take screenshots might seem straightforward on your Mac, but each technique captures a different part of your screen.
- Use Keyboard Shortcuts In fact, it is very easy to make a screenshot on Mac in Boot Camp. If you are using an Apple keyboard with numeric keypad or Apple Pro keyboard, you can press “F14” to take a screenshot of the full screen and “Option + F14” to capture an active window.
- A window will pop up telling you where to click and letting you know that the window will not appear in the shot. To take a picture of a portion of your screen, click on Selection. A window will pop up instructing you to drag your mouse over the portion of your screen you'd like to capture. To take a picture of a specific window, select Window.
How to take a screenshot on a Mac | |||||||
hold down | ⌘ command | and | shift | and press | # 3 | = | Your Mac captures the entire screen and saves it as a file on the desktop. The file name will look like “Screen shot 2021-03-04 at 08.45.00 AM.png”. |
How do I take a partial screenshot? | |||||||
hold down | ⌘ command | and | shift | and press | $ 4 | = | Use your mouse to draw a rectangle in order to specify what to capture – or press the spacebar and then click on something (e.g. a window) to capture it. Your Mac then saves it as a file on the desktop. The file name will look like “Screen shot 2021-03-04 at 08.45.00 AM.png”. |
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How do I take a screenshot of the Touch Bar (MacBook Pro)? | |||||||
hold down | ⌘ command | and | shift | and press | ^ 6 | = | Your Mac captures the entire Touch Bar and saves it as a file on the desktop. |
Where is my Screenshot? | |||||||
The file won’t open automatically. You will find it on the desktop. Also the Finder might be helpful. |
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Can you show me in a video? | |||||||
I don’t need a file. How can I have a screenshot in the clipboard instead? | |||||||
hold down | control | together with any of the combinations above | = | Your Mac takes a screenshot and copies it to the clipboard (instead of saving it as a file). | |||
I guess it’s in the clipboard now. How can I paste it into a document or something? | |||||||
hold down | ⌘ command | and press | V | = | Your Mac pastes the screenshot (that is in the clipboard) into a document or image you are currently editing. | ||
I don’t like keyboard shortcuts. How can I take a screenshot using Preview? | |||||||
How can I have my screenshots in other file formats than PNG? | |||||||
With Preview (see previous question) you can save your screenshots in JPG, TIFF, PDF, and other file formats. | |||||||
I need even more flexibility. How can I take screenshots using the command line (“Terminal”)? | |||||||
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