Microsoft announced that the Windows screenshot and screencast Snipping Tool utility is getting support for exporting animated GIF recordings.

Windows 11 now lets users create GIFs directly with the Snipping Tool, removing the need for third-party apps or software.

Microsoft is finally equipping the Snipping Tool with an export function for animated GIFs. This means that animated screen recordings can now be created and shared without any additional software.

The Snipping Tool has added a new trim feature for Canary and Dev Channels testers. This lets users cut out unnecessary parts of their recordings by adjusting the start and end times. To use this ...

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Microsoft is adding a screen recorder to the Windows Snipping tool, allowing you to capture screenshots or video from your desktop.

The Windows Snipping Tool is great for taking screenshots, but it has a lot of other unexpected features. It can scan QR codes, extract text, add highlights and emojis, and record audio and video ...

The wait is over, and the promised native screen recorder for Windows 11 is finally here. Windows Insiders can download the updated Snipping Tool with screen recording capabilities.

The Snipping Tool in Windows 11 allows you to quickly annotate screenshots and photos. You can even make them stand out by adding custom color borders and adjusting border thickness. Here's how!

Data Doctors’ Ken Colburn explains how to use the Snipping Tool on Windows 11, which is one of many ways to capture what’s on your screen.

The miniature Snipping Tool window lets you choose one of four capture methods (hand-drawn, rectangle, active window, or full screen).