iOS & iPadOS
iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch screenshot instructions using hardware buttons.
→How to Take a Screenshot
Choose your device or operating system to see detailed instructions on how to capture your screen.
Android
Take screenshots on Android smartphones and tablets with button combinations.
→Windows
Multiple methods including Print Screen, Snipping Tool, and keyboard shortcuts.
→Mac
Capture full screen, windows, or custom areas using Command keyboard shortcuts.
→Chrome OS
Screenshot methods for Chromebooks and Chrome OS devices.
→Linux
Instructions for GNOME, KDE, and other Linux desktop environments.
→Frequently Asked Questions
What is a screenshot?
A screenshot (also called screen capture or screen grab) is a digital image that shows the contents of a computer display at a specific moment in time.
Where do screenshots get saved?
This depends on your device. Most smartphones save to Photos/Gallery, Windows saves to Pictures/Screenshots, and Mac saves to Desktop by default.
Can I edit a screenshot after taking it?
Yes! Most operating systems have built-in editing tools, or you can use any image editing software to crop, annotate, or modify your screenshots.
What file format are screenshots?
Screenshots are typically saved as PNG or JPEG files, depending on your operating system and settings.