How to screenshot on Mac: Three easy ways to capture you screen on a Mac

• Instructions include how to capture your entire screen, a portion of it or just a specific window
• For all, you’ll start with Command + Shift. After that, it depends.
• Screenshots will save to the desktop as a .png file.

Congratulations, you made the switch from PC to Mac. Welcome to an enlightened technology experience. You will never turn back. 

Kidding, of course. This isn’t an Apple fanatics forum. Rest assured, your technology preferences won’t be a subject of ridicule here. But you’re presumably here because you made the switch to Mac from whatever else you were using before. Or maybe your memory simply needs refreshing. 

Few actions on devices are as vital these days as taking a screenshot – whether it’s nabbing the slides in your Zoom lecture or documenting a risky tweet before it gets deleted. 

Whatever your reason, here is how to screenshot on Mac, per Apple’s instructions. 

How to screenshot entire screen on Mac 

• Press and hold the following keys: Command, Shift and 3. 
• A window containing your screenshot should pop up. You can click on it to edit your screenshot or just leave it for a few seconds until the window disappears and saves your screenshot. 

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