Microsoft is adding a long overdue function to Windows 11’s popular Snipping Tool (accessible via Win + Shift + R): The screen capture tool can now create animated GIFs directly. The new feature ...

The "Screen Recording" feature in Snipping Tool was introduced exclusively for Windows 11, starting with version 22H2. This ...

The Snipping Tool on Windows 11 will soon support adding emojis to images and scanning QR codes. The new features are in testing among Insiders.

Windows 11 now lets users create GIFs directly with the Snipping Tool, removing the need for third-party apps or software.

For more information on using the Snipping tool on Windows jump over to the official Microsoft support website more details and directions on using the Windows operating system.

Microsoft is adding a QR code scanning feature to Snipping Tool in Windows 11. 3D emoji support will also be part of an update that’s coming soon.

The Windows Snipping Tool is great for taking screenshots, but it has a lot of other unexpected features. It can scan QR codes, extract text, add highlights and emojis, and record audio and video ...

If you want to restore the Windows 10 classic old Snipping Tool in Windows 11, you can follow the instructions outlined in this post.

The miniature Snipping Tool window lets you choose one of four capture methods (hand-drawn, rectangle, active window, or full screen).

Microsoft is adding a screen recorder to the Windows Snipping tool, allowing you to capture screenshots or video from your desktop.

Microsoft is finally equipping the Snipping Tool with an export function for animated GIFs. This means that animated screen recordings can now be created and shared without any additional software.