Screenshots are an incredibly useful way to document and share what’s on your screen. Whether it’s a tweet you think someone may wind up deleting, a glitch that you’re explaining to a tech support person or a hilariously auto corrected line of text, the ability to save your screen for posterity is useful information.
Fortunately, there are more than a few ways to capture the screen you’re looking to save. There’s the old-school Print Screen key, a method that instantly creates a new file for you, Windows’ own Snipper Tool and if you’re always screengrabbing, there’s even a free and powerful third party program we can recommend.
