

The best you can do is use the PrintScreen button to copy the entire screen to the clipboard and then crop the image with an image editing app like Paint or Photoshop. Pressing the PrintScreen key is the most old-school way to take a screenshot, but you can’t use it to take a partial screenshot. To view, save, or edit the snip, you’ll need to paste it into another application with Edit > Paste or press Ctrl + V. No matter which type of snip you take, the image is copied to the clipboard. If you select the rectangular snip tool, your cursor will change to a crosshair, so your selection can be ultra-precise. Select which kind of snip you want to take.

The Windows key is the one with the Windows logo on it. Once you use Snip & Sketch’s convenient keyboard shortcut, you might never use another method again.
