Here's how to capture the entire screen with keyboard shortcuts: By default, Apple’s methods save your screenshot to the desktop, but if you want to copy the screenshot to the clipboard, there’s a keyboard shortcut you can use instead. MacOS keyboard shortcuts are the easiest and quickest ways to take screenshots, whether you’re capturing the entire screen or just a portion. Using keyboard shortcuts to capture the entire screen These commands are quick and easy to learn. They do, however, have a few keyboard shortcuts and apps that allow you to get the shot you need. If screen capturing is what you routinely do, I suggest you checkout this neat app. The software also has the ability to take a screenshot (just one mouse click) and present the image ready for annotations. I use Skitch a small application from Evernote for the Mac to annotate the screen captures. After taking the screenshot, I move directly to the graphic editor, paste it as a new image and do whatever I wanted to do, else discard it immediately.Īnyway, I leave you now with a little tip. With the screen capture going to the clipboard, the work continues seamlessly. And then I have to delete the ones I don’t want. It’s cumbersome and time consuming to find out the one I really want to use. The folder in which the screenshots are stored is a mess. I’ve realised that when screenshots are saved as images, one generally ends up with a whole bunch of them. On Windows I was used to having the screenshot in the clipboard which I could then paste in my chosen graphic editor.
When is it useful to put the Mac screen capture in the clipboard?
The Mac has three different key-combinations for capturing the screen: Capture screen to the clipboard on the Mac
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