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How to Make a Screenshot in Windows and Mail It

By Matthew Lynch
June 11, 2023
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Capturing screenshots is an essential feature that enables you to capture any activity on your computer as an image. It is one of the simplest ways to share what is displayed on your screen with others. Additionally, emailing a screenshot can be handy for sending error messages to support teams or sharing an image with clients. In this article, we will look at how to make a screenshot and how to send it via email in Windows.

Making a Screenshot in Windows

Windows provides a built-in screenshot tool called the Snipping Tool. Here are the steps to follow to capture and save a screenshot in Windows:

1. Open the Snipping Tool: Click on the Start button and type the word “snipping” in the search field. Press Enter, and the Snipping Tool window will open.

2. Choose the type of screenshot you want to capture: The Snipping Tool enables you to capture four types of screenshots: a rectangular snip, a free-form snip, a window snip, or a full-screen snip. Choose the type that best suits your needs.

3. Capture the screenshot: Click on the New button in the Snipping Tool window. In the case of a rectangular or free-form snip, drag the cursor over the area of the screen to capture, and then release the mouse button. For a window snip, choose the window you want to capture. And for a full-screen snip, click the screen.

4. Save the screenshot: Once you’ve captured the screenshot, the Snipping Tool editor will open. If you need to make any edits, do so now. Then, click on the Save button to save the screenshot to your computer.

Mailing a Screenshot

Now that you’ve captured and saved your screenshot, the next step is to send it via email. Here is a simple guide to doing just that:

1. Open your email service: Launch your preferred email service, such as Gmail, Outlook, or Yahoo mail.

2. Click on the Compose button: Once your email service is open, click on the Compose button to create a new email message.

3. Select the Screenshot: Go to the folder where you saved your screenshot. Click on the screenshot image file, then drag and drop it into your email message. Alternatively, click on the Attach button in your email editor, choose your screenshot from the file explorer window, and then click on the Attach button.

4. Add your recipients and send the email: Complete the email by adding your recipient’s email addresses and any necessary text. Once you are satisfied with the message, click on the Send button.

Making and emailing screenshots is a simple process that can save you time and increase productivity. By using the built-in Snipping Tool and attaching the screenshot to the email, you can quickly and efficiently share your screen visuals with others.

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