Use Windows’ Snipping Tool Windows 8 has a built-in Snipping Tool lets you capture a custom chunk of the screen, then mark up, save, and share that image.

From grabbing a shot of your entire screen to snipping the tiniest detail of an image, a snipping tool is always handy. Windows 10 has a built-in snipping tool, but Snipaste puts it to shame.

Windows 10 introduced new ways to take screenshots, like using the Snip & Sketch utility. Taking screenshots in Windows 11 is even smarter with its version of the Snipping Tool.

The Windows 10 May 2019 Update improves the Snip & Sketch app and allows users to add image capture options to the print screen button.

Windows 10 introduced new ways to take screenshots, like using Snip & Sketch, and taking screenshots in Windows 11 gets even smarter with the Snipping Tool.

We show you how to add a border to a Screenshot or Image in Windows 11/10 using Snipping Tool. ShareX or Paint. It is very easy to do so.