From here, you can do markups using the tools inside Paint. Snipping Tool Just like Paint, the Snipping Tool got more features and easier to use. Additionally, you can also do markups within the app but with less tools to navigate. Launch the Snipping Tool by either searching or finding it in the Apps list or pressing Windows key + Shift + S on your keyboard. Once clicked, your screen dims a bit, and a toolbar should appear on the top portion of your screen. This toolbar would appear right away if you used the keyboard shortcut. Click on it and a Snipping Tool window will launch where you can edit and do markups.Tip: the screenshot is also saved on your clipboard. Additional tip on doing markups: one of the new features of the Snipping Tool is ‘Quick Redact’. Read more in our articles including "Capturing Screenshots on macOS & Windows: You’re Doing It WRONG" and "TECNO POVA Curve 2: Top 4 Best Features".
From here, you can do markups using the tools inside Paint. Snipping Tool Just like Paint, the Snipping Tool got more features and easier to use.
Additionally, you can also do markups within the app but with less tools to navigate. Launch the Snipping Tool by either searching or finding it in the Apps list or pressing Windows key + Shift + S on your keyboard. Once clicked, your screen dims a bit, and a toolbar should appear on the top portion of your screen.
Our coverage of snipping tool includes: "Capturing Screenshots on macOS & Windows: You’re Doing It WRONG"; "TECNO POVA Curve 2: Top 4 Best Features"; "Everything Apple Announced at WWDC 2026". Each article provides unique insights and information.