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This wikiHow teaches you how to save a screenshot on your Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPad, or Android device.
Steps
On Windows
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Capture the full screen on Windows 8 or 10. Press the key combination ⊞ Win + PrintScreen to directly save the screenshot as a file. This way will save you time pasting the image into Paint. The file will be in the Screenshots folder of the large Pictures folder. The computer will automatically create the folder if it is not already available.
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Capture full screen on Windows 7 or Vista. Press the ⎙ Print Screen key. Key names can be shortened and are usually located between the F12 and Screen Lock keys. For laptops, you may need to press Function or Fn .
- The image will be written to the clipboard. You must paste an image into a document to view it.
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Take a screenshot of the active window. Click on the window you want to capture, then press Alt + PrintScreen , which on some laptops will be Alt + Fn + PrintScreen .
- You need to paste the image first before you can save it.
On Mac
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Capture full screen . To capture the image displayed in full screen and save it as a file on the desktop, press ⌘ + ⇧ Shift + 3 . The computer will make a camera shutter sound and the file labeled “Screen Shot [date]” will appear on the desktop.
- If you prefer to copy the picture to the clipboard instead of saving it as a file, press ⌘ + Contrp + ⇧ Shift + 3 . The image will be copied to the clipboard and you can paste it into a document or photo editor.
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Capture part of the screen. If you only want to capture part of the currently displayed screen, press ⌘ + ⇧ Shift + 4 . The mouse pointer will turn into scissors. Drag the mouse to limit the screen frame you want to capture.
- When you release the mouse, the computer makes a “shutter” sound and the image is saved as a file on the desktop.
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Capture a specific window. If you want to capture a specific window, press ⌘ + ⇧ Shift + 4 . Then press the Space key. The mouse pointer will turn into a camera icon. Click on the window you want to capture.
- When you click, the computer makes a “shutter” sound and the image is saved as a file on the desktop.
On iPhone or iPad
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Go to the screen you want to capture. Find pictures, messages, web pages, and so on, that you want to capture.
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Press and hold the Home key with the power on/off button at the same time.
- The screen will flash when shooting.
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Open the Photos or Photos app.
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Tap the Albums option at the bottom, right.
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Scroll down and tap the Screenshots album. The photo you just took will be the most recent, located at the bottom of the album.
On Android
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Go to the screen you want to capture. Find pictures, messages, web pages, and so on, that you want to capture.
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Press and hold the power button and volume down key at the same time.
- On a Samsung Galaxy device, press the power button and the Home key.
- The screen will flash when shooting.
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Swipe down from the top of the screen to open the Notifications Bar.
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Click Screenshot captured to view the image. [1] X Research Source
- The images will be saved to the “Screenshots” album in your default photo app, such as Gallery, Google Photos (Google Photos) or Photos (on Samsung devices).
Advice
- You must make sure that the desktop does not have any of your personal information left behind. Although it can sometimes create a funny situation, it is better to be careful.
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