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How to Take Screenshots (Print Screen) on Chromebook

By Matthew Lynch
June 11, 2023
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Chromebooks are renowned for their high-performing functionality coupled with budget-friendly prices, making them one of the most sought-after gadgets in the market. One of the most common features that users frequently use on Chromebook is taking screenshots of a screen. Whether you want to capture a valuable moment in a video, a paragraph from an article, or an error message from a website, taking screenshots makes it easier to save and share information with others.

In this article, we will walk you through the steps on how to take screenshots on a Chromebook.

Method #1: Use the Chromebook Keyboard

The easiest way to take screenshots on a Chromebook is by using the keyboard. Simply follow the below instructions:

1. Locate the “Ctrl” and “Switch window” keys on your keyboard.

2. Press the “Switch window” key and “Ctrl” key simultaneously.

3. This will take a screenshot of the entire screen. To capture a specific part of the screen, you can drag the cursor to the area you want to capture.

4. Once you have made your selection, release the keys.

5. Your screenshot is now saved in the “Downloads” folder.

Method #2: Use the Chromebook Touchpad

Another easy way to capture screenshots on Chromebook is by using the touchpad. Follow these instructions:

1. Locate the “Ctrl” and “Overview” keys on your keyboard.

2. Press the “Ctrl” key and the “Overview” key simultaneously.

3. On the touchpad, place two fingers on the screen and swipe down.

4. This will take a screenshot of the entire screen. If you want to capture a particular area, place two fingers on the touchpad and swipe down on the screen to create a rectangular selection.

5. Once you have made your selection, release your fingers.

6. Your screenshot is now saved in the “Downloads” folder.

Method #3: Use a Third-Party App

Apart from using the Keyboard and Touchpad, you can also make use of third-party apps available on the Chrome Web Store to take screenshots of the screen. Some popular third-party apps to consider include LightShot, Nimbus Screenshot, and Snagit. Follow these instructions to use a third-party app:

1. Open the Chrome Web Store and search for your preferred screenshot app.

2. Install the app on your Chromebook.

3. Launch the app and use the instructions provided to capture the screen.

4. Once you have taken the screenshot, save it on your Chromebook.

In conclusion, taking screenshots on a Chromebook is a straightforward activity that you can perform using the keyboard, touchpad, or third-party apps. With these easy-to-follow steps, you can take screenshots on your Chromebook whenever you need them, save them, and even share them with others.

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