Microsoft is rolling out a new feature for Snipping Tool that lets Windows 11 users create GIFs in a matter of seconds and with just a few clicks.

Snipping Tool on Windows 11 could soon gain a powerful new feature. Support for recording GIFs is in testing within Snipping Tool. After recording a GIF, you'll be able to copy or export the file ...

Cropping images on Windows is easier than you think, thanks to built-in tools like the Snipping Tool, Photos app, and Paint.

No additional tool required for animated GIFs. Until now, the Snipping Tool could only save screenshots in JPG, PNG and static GIF formats. Video recordings can only be recorded in MP4 video format.

Microsoft announced that the Windows screenshot and screencast Snipping Tool utility is getting support for exporting animated GIF recordings. This new capability is rolling out to Windows 11 ...

The Snipping Tool provides several keyboard shortcuts that you can use to make your work faster and easier such as Shift + Arrow keys: Move the cursor to select from different types of snips.

Windows 10 introduced a screenshot tool called Snip & Sketch, but Windows 11 relies on the simpler Snipping Tool. And there are other ways you can take screenshots as well. We’ll start with the ...

If you start the snipping tool with the key combination “Windows key”, “Shift” and “R”, it opens directly in screen video recording mode. Anyone interested can now make a moving image ...

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.

The Windows Snipping Tool is great for taking screenshots, but it has a lot of other unexpected features. It can scan QR codes, extract text, add highlights and emojis, and record audio and video ...