Three years after its first announcement, Microsoft has finally unified Snipping Tool and Snip & Sketch, but only in Windows 11. The app is quite good, but more features would be welcome.

The Snipping Tool is one of the most useful features in Windows 11. It lets you capture screenshots of any part of your screen and save them as images or copy them to the clipboard. You can also ...

Ctrl + P: Print the snip. Snipping shortcuts on macOS If you’re a macOS user, you’ll be glad to know that macOS also offers a built-in snipping tool known as Screenshot.

Snipping Tool, Windows 11's default screenshot utility, will soon get another neat feature, allowing you to add shapes and forms, such as arrows, squares, lines, circles, and more to your screenshots.

Enter Snipping Lens, a third-party tool that integrates Snipping Tool right into Google Lens, allowing you to look up objects, text, and more on Google just by taking a screenshot of it.

According to the video, the updated iteration of the Snipping Tool offers some of the basic options the current version of the tool offers. You have the option to start a snip, choose a snip mode ...

Cropping images on Windows is easier than you think, thanks to built-in tools like the Snipping Tool, Photos app, and Paint. Whether you’re editing screenshots, resizing photos, or preparing ...

The Snipping Tool saves a couple steps, and it's one less program I have to install. Okay, so I wouldn't upgrade to Vista just to get it, but it's definitely a nice amenity for those already there.

For those of you who don't need high-powered screen capture tools, the basic functionality of Snipping Tool allows you to capture the whole screen, individual windows, or user-specified capture areas.

As of now, there is no way to create a new shortcut for Snipping Tool in Windows 11/10. As it follows the minimalist workflow, there is no option to customize the existing shortcut in any way.