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Save Screenshot on Computer
Easily Capture and Save Screenshots on Your Computer
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Questions Fréquemment Posées
You can capture and save a screenshot on your computer using keyboard shortcuts or screenshot software. Once captured, the image is usually saved in a pre-set directory.
Yes, depending on your operating system and settings, screenshots typically save automatically to a default folder such as 'Pictures'.
Yes, you can upload screenshots to a browser-based annotation tool to annotate and save them back to your computer.
Screenshot capture software allows you to take snapshots of your computer screen and save them for later use or editing.
Use the 'Print Screen' button or 'Snipping Tool' to take a screenshot on a PC. The images can be saved directly to your files.
For Windows, use 'PrtScn'. For Mac, use 'Command+Shift+3'. These shortcuts capture your screen.
While not essential for capturing, online annotation tools are helpful for marking up screenshots easily.
No, screenshots are static images. For edits, use software or browser-based annotation tools.
Typically, screenshots are private and saved on your device. They can't be detected by others unless shared.
Screenshots are commonly saved as PNG or JPEG formats, compatible with most devices and tools.
Screenshots are generally taken one at a time. You must capture, save, and repeat for multiple images.
No, batch processing isn't supported. Each screenshot requires individual handling in the tool.
No, our browser-based annotation tool is designed for desktop use only, not for mobile devices.
Yes, screen capture tools often offer options to capture the full content of a webpage, not just visible parts.
While capturing and saving screenshots, it's best practice to manage your privacy settings independently.