Save Screenshot on Surface Pro
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Save Screenshot on Surface Pro
Learn How to Save a Screenshot on Surface Pro Devices
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Frequently Asked Questions
Press the Power and Volume Up buttons simultaneously. The screen will briefly dim, capturing the screenshot, saved in your Screenshots folder.
Press the Power and Volume Down buttons together. The screenshot is saved immediately, accessible from your Photos app.
Yes, use the hardware buttons on your device. For most Models, press the Power and Volume Up buttons or Power and Volume Down, depending on the model.
Simultaneously press the Power button and Volume Up button. This will take a screenshot, stored in the Pictures > Screenshots folder.
Use the shortcut: Fn + Windows + Space Bar. This captures the screen, saving the image to your clipboard.
Yes, after taking screenshots, upload them to an online annotation tool to add text, arrows, highlights, and shapes for clarity.
Use the online annotation tool to add notes, highlights, or shapes to your Surface Pro screenshots directly in your browser.
Yes, using the hardware button method saves screenshots directly to the device storage in the dedicated Screenshots folder.
After capturing, access the screenshot from the saved folder. Use email or cloud services to share directly.
Screenshots are typically saved in the Pictures > Screenshots directory on your device.
No, Surface Pro captures only the visible portion of the screen. For longer content, consider stitching tools or annotating separately.
No, the tool processes and annotates one screenshot at a time. Each image must be uploaded individually for annotation.
No, screenshots can't be taken when the device is locked. You need to unlock the device first.
No, default screenshots capture the image area without the cursor. Use third-party tools if cursor inclusion is needed.
Screenshots on Surface Pro are usually saved as PNG files, ensuring high quality with manageable file size.