How to Screenshot on Mac and MacBook: Shortcuts & Saving
Take a full-screen, window, or region screenshot on Mac or MacBook. Choose a file or Clipboard, find missing captures, and prepare a readable attachment.
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Capture a screen, choose the right device controls, locate the output, crop it, and record with the right audio settings.
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Take a full-screen, window, or region screenshot on Mac or MacBook. Choose a file or Clipboard, find missing captures, and prepare a readable attachment.
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