

That way I could slightly adjust the edges to be just how I want.

Be it an Instagram story, Twitter update, or part of a webpage to share with a colleague, you can screenshot any of those with just a few key combos.
#HOW TO SNIP ON A MAC MAC#
I tried to contact support to give feedback, but the feedback is lined to having a QQ Mail account, which I don’t have (and don’t want to sign up for). One of the most common needs for that print screen command on a Mac is when we need to capture a portion of the screen. The preferences screen is a little confusing, and there are some rough edges when using it But for my main use case - copying aerbitrary part sof my screen to my clipboard - it’s wonderful. What most people don’t know is you can also take a snip by hitting ‘shift + command + 4.’.

Most people know you can take a screenshot by hitting ‘shift + command + 3.’. Mac’s snipping tool isn’t an application, but rather a keyboard shortcut. This application comes closed to the Windows Snipping Tool from Microsoft Windows that I have found so far. The easiest way to take a snip on Mac is to use the built-in Mac snipping tool. Good functionality mediocre usability and support options
