One of the recent Windows Insider builds has a hidden keyboard shortcut for Snipping Tool's OCR feature.
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The latest Snipping Tool preview update on Windows 11 will please those who often work with data tables.
The Snipping Tool is getting a much-needed option to allow users to change the default screenshot folder in Windows 11.
Microsoft has released a new version of the Windows Snipping Tool app for Windows Insiders in the Dev and Canary Channels. It adds a new feature that automatically saves your screen recordings.
Microsoft is rolling out another update for its Snipping Tool app for Windows 11 for its Insider Canary and Dev channel members. It adds a new visual search feature for the app via Bing.
Microsoft is rolling out new versions of the Windows 11 Snipping Tool and Paint apps for Dev and Canary members of the Windows Insider Program that have some new features and improvements.
Windows 11's built-in screenshot-taking app, Snipping Tool, is getting a bunch of new features. Look out for the ability to add emojis to your screenshot, QR code detection, and HDR correction.
Microsoft's recent updates for the Windows 11 Snipping Tool and Notepad apps are now available for members of the Beta and Release Preview members of the Windows Insider Program.
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.
The new Snipping Tool can now detect text in captured screenshots and can also remove confidential info in screenshots. Phone Link can now access and edit Android images to Snipping Tool on PC.
The new Snipping Tool update for Insiders adds a new combined capture bar and new audio capture options, while the new Notepad app update will automatically save your session state.
According to a new report, Microsoft is working on new AI-based features for Windows 11, such as generative art for Paint and optical character recognition for Photos and Snipping Tool.
Good news for those not happy with Windows 10 and 11 taking screenshots in complete silence. As it turned out, Microsoft's desktop OS has a hidden setting for enabling screenshot sounds.
This week has been quite busy when it comes to Microsoft news. We have a lot to unpack including Windows bugs and their respective fixes, new GPT integrations, and upcoming Windows features.
Microsoft is about to change one of the oldest methods of taking screenshots in Windows. Future Windows updates will switch the default Print Screen key behavior to launch the Snipping Tool app.
This week's Microsoft Weekly digest is chock-full of news items related to controversies related to AI-powered products, the arrival of free USBs for Windows Insiders, and multiple app updates.
Windows insiders in the Canary Channel can download a new version of Snipping Tool. It is now rolling out with a fix for the screenshot-recovery vulnerability recently spotted in Windows 10 and 11.
The latest Windows 11 preview build from the Dev Channel contains a new hidden feature that lets you enable a dedicated key sequence (shortcut) for screen recording using Snipping Tool.
Our latest edition of Microsoft Weekly unpacks news about Microsoft's declining revenues in consumer categories, some Windows 11 updates, bugs, and fixes, and a bunch of app enhancements.
A new version of the Snipping Tool app is now available for Windows Insiders to download from the Microsoft Store. The latest release adds the much-needed option to pause screen recording.
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This edition of Microsoft Weekly is full of news items about the latest Windows 11 features, updates to Microsoft Edge and its support policies, along with some items about Teams enhancements.
The wait is over, and the promised native screen recorder for Windows 11 is finally here. Windows Insiders can download the updated Snipping Tool with screen recording capabilities.
The screen recorder feature in Windows 11 Snipping Tool, which was announced a couple of months ago, could be arriving soon. An Insider spotted the feature in one of the Bug Bash 2022 quests.
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!
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This edition of Microsoft Weekly recaps a bunch of Windows 11 2022 Update issues, new features introduced to the Dev Channel, recent capabilities added to Teams, and the death of SwiftKey for iOS.
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Microsoft has rolled out a very nifty capability to Snipping Tool in the latest Windows 11 Dev Channel build 25211, enabling the application to automatically save any screenshots that you take.
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While Windows 11 is far from a perfect OS and still feels like a work in progress, there are still a lot of things to like about it. Read on to know about the top five things I love about it.
Microsoft has released a fix for apps that refuse to open following an expiration of a digitally signed certificate in Windows 11. This fix now applies to all editions of Windows 11.
Apps like the Snipping Tool, Touch Keyboard, Voice Typing, and Emoji Panel stopped opening on Nov 1 because Windows 11 has an expired digital certificate. Microsoft has provided a partial fix.
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.
Windows 11 build 22000.132 brings a new, unified Snipping Tool, and updated Calculator, Mail and Calendar apps that are receiving a refreshed UI. These are rolling out to Dev channel users.
Microsoft is going to start updating the Snipping Tool and the classic Paint app through the Microsoft Store, decoupling them from Windows 10 proper. Dev channel Insiders can test this now.
In the latest update for Screen Sketch - Microsoft's Snipping Tool replacement -, the app has been renamed to Snip & Sketch. Additional screen capturing options have been introduced as well.
An update to the Screen Sketch app fixes a blurry screenshots issue that occurred in the initial release in Windows 10 Insider build 17704. The app will replace the Snipping Tool on Windows 10 RS5.
