Windows 11’s Snipping Tool may soon support GIF recording and export, giving users a fast way to create shareable content.

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

This article will guide you on how to use the Snipping tool on Windows effectively together with shortcuts you can use to capture either parts or full screen pictures from your PC.

Windows snipping tool gets GIF support Microsoft wants to make fans of moving images in GIF format happy with the latest insider build of the snipping tool.

Microsoft has begun testing an update to the Snipping Tool that understands when you're copying data from a table, preserving the formatting.

Trying to take a screenshot on macOS? You can do that via the built-in Snipping Tool that's activated by a few keyboard combinations.

In this guide, I will show you how to use the Snipping Tool app to take screenshots and screen-record videos on Windows 11. No extra software required.

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 ...

Finally! Windows 11’s Snipping Tool will let you copy text from screenshots Microsoft is expanding the Windows 11 Snipping Tool with a really practical and immensely useful OCR function.

Users can send feedback by opening the Feedback Hub with WIN + F and navigating to Apps > Snipping Tool. Many will likely welcome Microsoft's decision to add a screen-recording tool native to Windows.

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!